Marian High School - Marian Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1973 volume:

H If a man does not keep pace fi with his perhaps it is because Q he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music he hears however measured or far away. it .f',:: LL is Thoreau .gali x. We are Marian respondlng to the beat Each individual is a unique mo- ment in the history of the world and to each person comes a spe- cial call to greatness--a summons which demands a response. To stand apart from the crowd, to fol- low the music we hear no matter where it leads, often means to stand alone. Still we must be true to ourselves before we can be true to anyone else. ,,,.-,V f .gwgku 5-T 'T'ZT ' ' I nf V., L'-II A., rl., V' .X , , - . -A . ' f 11 Tue 1 'V A f um-an 1, N4fe1,q,wiZfArsur AND GNL Gungxgm ,ww 1 -3 .. A ff ,TSOBAULY BEM WOULD P HF' P pon-ITLD XA: PE A Pgggigw' -!'.Ji'S FXNGE' . ' L' Tllil 5'-. ,Q-. . USED 'TT 3 - ,yy 1 Q V f. QQ -?5'ga','Q'ga4:-1-11f ' . . , K, 1. - 3-7 'fr .lk .Vx .' ' , , U, ' Y-iz. -- , , x -mf - vu- ., M, M n ' ' 4 fini? , , , 4 yfsnrs. R44-W . E r 3 I 3 I I ,, Ir 5 A S .. lily -W A- T., f.-:- f--pg ---,-Y -,.-- A, ...f-- - William H. Coombe 1915 - 1972 ,vu , V . an 1-..,3g.'.:'1'!' me Ilzgnlficenl Sound Ui : 5 ! THE FMIIADELPWIA URBNESTRI Eugene Uimandy Bumlucllug- i . I l A man who dared to be himself, a gentle man, lVlr. Coombe has left us a gift of beauty in our remembrances of him. In each of our hearts is a special touch of his music-a song, a smile, a joke, a friendly word. To us also he gave the example of unmatched zeal and dissatisfaction with the ordinary. He was the living reality of our theme and to his memory we dedicate the 1973 Marian. of a different drummer i 5 H - 7'N'-7 3 J law f :.' 1, W. x.-Y'?V 'iw ...Sri 9' iv 'FQQ if vu I In , e E.. +.4 Nvx Yr-NT 'NW tl k 'sw . ww. Iii? vi ga Eiwuiw !' W . ., , m K :ill 1-Yu ligm Slug' PUV' ,Tv 5 l':T v -i ff , --v..,. lin! Pfa L . lug... .-5' III1' nn 'lx i ,-2' MARIAN HIGH SCHUOL TAMAQUA, PENNSYLVANIA 18252 BRIAN 455 Most Reverend Ioseph McShea. D.D. Bishop of Allentown With zeal and competence Bishop McShea and Monsignor Barrett have directed the educators of the Allentown Diocese through a ditlicult year for Catholic schools. They and their assistants have presented the challenge to learn to each person in the diocese. By providing schools in the face of a financial crisis, they gave the opportunity for teachers and students to explore new areas of knowledge and technology. Governed by such leaders the diocesan school system should be able to meet the educational demands of the seventies. Dedicated administrators challenge youth Office of Education Staff: Sister M. St. Raymond, I.H.M Rev. Msgr. Francis X. Barrett Rev. Michael F. Piovane Rev. Joseph P. Smith Mr. Iames I. Cusimano, Esq. to rise above the crowd Rev. Edward R. Sacks Principal -- - f 'H QAM T ' . n 1 , a . if 1 fi- , E t . 5 T' I 5, :I ' Q N. i a J , - -I lil? 65:47-T., ..1..Ln' . .understanding guidance Armed with an abundance of patience randi understanding, Rather Sacksmndt his administrative staff directed the progress of Marian High School with a genuine concern for both lfaculty and students. Althoiifh their dlities cov- ered varied areas of responsibility, the spirit motivating eachnactivity twas an unfaltering belief in the value oft Christian Education. Always ready 'to preserilewthe unitiue heritage of xMarian, the additiistrators ftirmed la link between the faculty and student body whilmesP'H0liH'gt fhewindividudlity Of each person. 1? ASI? . ' -Q-+1 Rev. Ioseph H. Kean, Chaplain, Administrative Assistant Iohn P. Malarkey, Vice Principal Sister Mary Bernard, I.H.M. Coordinator of Studies Faculty leadership molds diverse resources into learning AR eg Above: Miss Betty Futrick, English, Russian Right Ioseph F. Arieta, Social Studies Far Right: Ionathan S. Warke, Physical Education, Health, Social Studies Right: Sister Nicola Marie, I.H.M., Mathematics For Right: Sister Marie de Lourdes, I.H.M., Science, Mathematics Colt Country has become a synonym for first class in every area of academic and extracurricular endeavor. Marian achieved great things in 1973 because of the people who guided it. The faculty inspired the students both spiritually and mentally and shared their friendship and advice with all. Together faculty and stu- dents showed the spirit that dared to be outstanding when it might have been convenient to be mediocre. ::,-.T:w'- f - N ,Q -1? ve. fi NYJ. Left: Sister Assumpta Regina Above For Left: ' .H Sister Mary Donald, I writing Above Center: Mrs. Maureen Heffeliing Comparative Languages Above: Sister Miriam Consilia nomics, Language Arts a. .i.......w N E X i 'X' Ti-,,. Tx-L rex 3 vi vw f . ,Q ,. .NWN .,. ' A . . . F, 4 V E312 14 lg X' I Hi i . ' rj 1 Uri ll l i I ' X I QU, 1: ' MW, qw nl, , 1 L , LM 4' .HI 1 1 I f f i f-vow-yy Far Left: Edward I. Zelonis, Mathematics, Mechanical Drawing Left: Education Above: Director Left: Miss Elsie Tolan, Physical Education -n-B-L.- i Far Left: Sister Marguerite Mary, IH M Mathematics Left: Iohn P. Morgans, Social Studies Ioseph M. Bressi, D Hugh I. Gallagher, Social Studles, Athletic ,gli . ,J I in .., Above: Sister Maria Martin, I.H.M., English, Spanish, Forensics Right: Sister Marie Hubert, I.H.M., English, Iour- nalism Far Right: Ioseph Holkovic, Latin, Comparative Lan- guages ,, v 1 I !:'gFfv'i . ff?-1 ' .- ' ,715 1' va . ' ,, S ' q V' Left: Frank Iablonski, Science 1 d s. 3.-1-sll!1'b Above: William H. Coombe, Music Right: Sister Clare Amata, I.H.M., Science Above For Left: Louis Coassolo, American Cultures Above Center: Robert P. Fulton, English Above: Sister Dolores lean, I.H.M., Business Educa- tion -Qu Q.-ini .I 1' 1 l F 1 3 gf., N In QPR Rev. Andrew A. Ulincy, Religion i I Ye.. 35? 'ig . Q. QE 5 ,-ff W . . Q: Rev. Ioseph T. Whalen, Religion Left: Mrs. Betty Guy, Library Assistant rl .A 'Y' ' fbgg Q ca 'WWE' ,fad 'N ff Qt., Q'-390 mmm 'F' tiff! Mrs. Margaret Kennedy Secretary Mrs. Anne Eroh, Secretary F , .12 ' W f ,l :rival- 4. F,17QT.?ff3i t- ' . V- .7 f .'-.'r,lE- , ' -' an , r: .. 'X 9' ., -'VA' 0 v :X . Y. dvd ,Q 'UT K . M . . . Qc' , ' if-thi. ,pf .1--f ' 'f- 'il 1- ' - ix, ,, Lv . 743: .1 Y 1 211 1 4 V1 . gf, 'ELC Wt Jixri.-' y n, - 3 L , 9 . :r.,v,tz,. . frtg: it f 1 -A - ' 'vt . E' ' J' 1 K. . W x , V Q'-.2 X U :H Q Q-. ' 4 .S .1 'u , - ' 1 , N ' V iv- 7 .. f ' 1 V V-Y ti . ,,: W? . . A , if 5. 'T , N . 1 ,-, ' icfzr , 'eg- Xf- - Q .. sv- 7 M - 5' , ' '17-'-:MR it , v . . A .f 'S x 3 I I . 1 -l......,... S.: .l gt' KM,-1,7 4. lxm S v 1 K i Staff Fur Left: William Adamson, Custodian Left: Andrew Forish, Custodian Cafeteria Stuff: Mrs. Verna Turek, Mrs. Ann Lukach, Mrs. Clara Stiles, Mrs. Roberta Nes- goda, Mrs. Mary Bookstein, Mrs. Helen Engle ACADEMICS and DER- CLASSES Education is basically the voluntary act of an individual studentg therefore, a commitment to excellence necessarily involves challenging young people to utilize their potential and then providing growing space. Marian is different because its environment is Christian consequently, its academic message is always related to the progress of the People of God. -.-. ., .,, 5 'Prem'-fn.-U, '14 f 'F'-luv M f 4 i i 5- ,012 U, 5 ...ff E I f-1 AL. o ,X 9 N t ' . A' ,K I r I , ffwmmmym- Q fi! 4 iifs. -.wsxx-M M . l, Q ,nqqalf f 5'- is i M F.--. it X . ll- 31 i Above: Karen De Angelo expresses her view of the symbolism in Lord of the Flies. Middle Right: Grammar is interesting to the Freshman class if one can judge from this student's partici- pation. Right: Sister Mary Donald explains the procedures involved in the development of a good paragraph. - , Rosie Sharpe waits for Larry Snyder to put the record on the phonograph before explaining the background of Antigone to the English 4 class. The English curriculum covered every aspect of language and encour- aged Marian students to develop their reading, listening, speaking and writing potential Basic courses in grammar and composition NG I ,IS I I enhanced by readingsifrom old standards and modern classics, pro- vided a thorough preparation for future work or further education. Curriculum updates In addition, seniors spent much of their time in learning the funda- mentals of the research paper. The study of English, vital to all walks language of life, was updated and enlivened with recordings and other aids. introduce students to foreign cultures i The language students at Marian accepted the challenge of making the tradi- tions of another culture at least partly their own. Guided by experienced teachers, they explored not only the linguistic mysteries of Latin, French, Spanish or Russian but also the customs and history of the country. Although learning a language can be frustrating at times, the rewards of even small accomplishments compensated for the hours of study. Above: Terry Dankel is caught up in the intricacies of third year French. Left: Mr. Holkovic recounts the tale of the Trojan Horse to his Latin I class. all -nv Freshmen students of Russian try to prove to Miss Futrick that they have Kathy Mangan adds a point to the discussion mastered the required vocabulary. of Spanish culture which is part of the third- year course. 23 SUCIAL STUDIES encourage community awareness Since the political future of this world de- pends upon the present generation of young adults, the social studies curriculum at Marian was designed to unite past events wih current affairs in order to prepare an informed elec- torate among the students. In addition to the required courses, several electives were intro- duced which provided opportunities for exam- ining social and economic problems and state and local government. By research, discussion and political analysis, the faculty and students endeavored to apply their knowledge of his- tory to the problems of the present day. Mr. Ga1lagher's P.O.D. class involves keeping abreast of current events. Michele Dubosky reviews her arti- cle while awating her turn to address the class. Maryellen Stiles reviews her American Cultures as- signment by checking her answers to the chapter questions. The sophomores display serious concern for the prob- lems of the American Indians caused by the expansion of U.S. frontiers in the nineteenth century. R 'Juv j X CR I 1f'V' . my ' 1 --, .. .1 ' If Shared prayer puts the juniors in the proper frame of mind for a study of their role in the People of God. Lorraine Luschas is intent on the guest speaker's remarks about the Vietnam conflict. The morality of contemporary issues forms part of the Religion IV course. Father Handges seems amused as he points out a freshman volunteer to answer his question. RELIGIG Study and worship preserve MHS spirit The importance of Christian ideals in a civil- ization as frenzied as today's was emphasized by the religion faculty who developed in their classes the theme of Christ's law of love. Dis- cussions, films, lectures, shared prayer, and heart-to-heart talks with the priests revealed a new interest and desire of the students to become involved in the courses. The religion curriculum brought to all classes an aware- ness of the problems confronting man through the ages as well as contemporary efforts to modernize the knowledge and service of God through love of His creation. 25 TH develops systematic thinking The demands of a technological society are re- flected in the wide variety of courses offered by the mathematics department at Marian. Courses ranged from advanced topics and the usual aca- demic program to business math on the practical level. The skills developed in these courses facili- tated the growth of accuracy and logical thought which will benefit the students in other areas of study. Individual attention is an important part of modular scheduling. Sister Marguerite Mary helps Iohn Matrishin attack a difficult problem in analysis. Mr. Huber uses surveying equipment to demonstrate prin- ciples of geometry to a group of sophomores. Ji Sister Clare Amata illustrates the complicated theory of electron configuration with the aid of an overhead projector. p Utilizing a parallax viewer, Ioe Dvorak and Elaine Saladyga determine the distance from school to a hill near Tamaqua. I.P.S. students study the properties of matter by weighing a petri dish and its contents. The science program at Marian is dedicated to providing the students with the principles necessary for understanding the rapidly changing world. Freshmen and sophomores learned the fundamental physical properties of matter in the I.P.S. course and explored the secrets of living things in biology. Iunior and senior college-prep students struggled to master the complexities of chemistry and physics. Their courses offered them specialized studies and opportunities for labora- tory experience. Imaginative science programs enabled the students to acquire a deeper respect for God's creation and to prepare for specific academic goals. K Sophomores gather round the model of a frog as they explore the mys- teries of vertebrate anatomy. SCIENCE Experimentation answers man's curiosity Perfection in typing is the aim of Steve Valent and Patty Creedon. The errors are few but provide a dramatic scene for the camera. BUSINESS Skills open the door to success The expanding opportunities of the business world can be met only by responsible people who have been well trained. Marian's Business Education students applied them- selves to the task of mastering stenography, bookkeeping and typ- ing. Future oflice personnel bene- fited by using modern machines and learning current techniques. In addition, the Business Resource Center served both the students and the faculty since the senior secretarial class produced count- less jobs for their employers. Qc-' f.L 'n6l' Care of the business machines is an important part of the commercial course. Sister Dolores jean demonstrates the art of cleaning a typing element. Bernie Fairley demonstrates the skills he has acquired in three years of study in the Automotive Mechanics shop. fn 4 A x 1' .41 Susie Iones creates a , . av- -'-f',,,,- mi -.4 J 4 1- K if -.- new hair style for Connie Campbell. U-TECH Technical knowledge grows through experience Marian students interested in spe- cialized fields of learning, includ- ing Automative Mechanics, Car- pentry, Cosmetology, Electrical Construction, Practical Nursing and Welding, attended morning classes at the Carbon County Vo- cational Technical School. Taught by a qualified statf, the boys and girls grew to realize the importance of both study and work experience in preparing for their careers. The Vo-Tech program, with its stress on individual skills, continued to emphasize the values that Marian places on the development of each student's particular talents. Bob Roos tries to pry apart two sections of pipe so that the pipe can be extended. PHYSICAL EDUC TIO Exercise improves fitness Inter-class competition in volleyball invigorates the girls' physical education program. Under the direction of a competent staff the students of Marian enthusiastically participated in courses de- signed to promote their physical development. The girls enjoyed an extensive program of volleyball, field hockey, gymnastics and the fundamentals of basket- ball. The male population, in addition to an intensive gymnastics course, worked out with weights and played a variety of team sports. The students of Colt Country had the good fortune of using modern gym equipment in a program dedicated to teaching them that bodily fitness deserves a place equal to scholastic achievement. Physical education instructor Mr. Warke registers disbelief as Tom Shanosky successfully blocks a shot. Music Appreciation teacher, Mr. Coombe, adds his expert voice to the rendition of a classical song. ELECTIVE Specialized courses reflect individual interests Iohn Havrilla shows his Mechanical Drawing assignment to Mr. Zelonis who gives his approval to a job well done. , 5-5, K , U, ' digg ,i,,..,,f iii v 'N Bernadette Rodgers watches Sister Miriam Consilia as she explains the necessity of matching notches for a well made garment. In addition to the required courses, Marian students were offered the opportunity of choosing from a vari- ety of electives, each providing an outlet for their talents and energies. The arts presented cultural en- richment and instruction in specific skills while home economics, mechanical drawing, and driver education focused on more practical interests. Forensics and journalism classes also provided a forum for individ- ual expression and contributed to the extra-curricular achievements of the students. .ix , 1 f a i i - r l-,,.:-:.,,h,,i,k,eV:ehpY- I L-,M V -'Arai' - - , ' 1 f- Fx! . , X . ?A.,F' 11' N x X ,. f , t . uf i 1 352915 1 ' Right: IT-First How: C. Campbell, B. Cannariato. Second Row: K. Colle- vechio, S. jones, T. Herman, R. Cava- naugh. Third Bow: G. Miller, R. Roos, I. Busocker. Fourth Row: 1. Kozuch, R. Turnbach, G. Iachowicz, D. McCullion, I. Hydro. Above: 1B-First Row: I. Bonner, R. Bydlon, I. Bubon. Second How: D. Bruzgo, A. Albano, L. Cannon, D. Burdick. Third Row: M. Anderson, L. Billet, I. Bar- nish, M. Burke. Right: 1B-First Row: K. DeAngelo, M. Derau, S. Cavanaugh. Second Row: Rv, 5 D. Bretizk, T. Ceci, C. Conory. Third l .W Row: A. Clewell, C. Demko, C. Dur- kosh, M. Brookover. .A UN . . . Marian students set Man has learned that in his attempt to be a unique individual he must first conform to society and be educated. For only through knowledge and expe- rience can an individual formulate ideas and select the path indicated by his own special drummer. From the newly initiated freshman to students on the threshold of senior year, the Marian underclassmen were consistently moti- vated to form a well-rounded individualism which will enable them to meet the responsibilities of the future. Left: 1B-First Row: C. Cibik, C. Ciavag- lia, S. Byatt, G. Baran. Second Row I. Baddick, I. Boyle, R. Bogwist Third Row: B. Coleman, D. Choley T. Dankel, I. Blisko. Above Left: 2B-First Row: L. Capitanio, N Dominic, H. Dixon, I. Dammeyer Second Row: I. Chuckran, M. Dicasi- mirro, F. Dicasimirro, T. Dubosky M. Dobosh, M. Donahue, R. Carulli Above Right: 2B-First Row: E. Gibas, M. Horow- ski, I. Kennedy, C. Ispeky, L. Houser. Second Row: L. Gillespie, I. Kennedy, S. Iones, K. Hutta, A Hunadi, D. Keim. Left: ZB-First Row: M. Fisher, F. Gentile, L. Forgotch, C. Fuller. Second Row: T. Dolan, C. George, M. Dercole, I. Davidovich, P. Gallagher, P. Delpero. their goals for a better tomorrow ..1,, mx . sl '-' 44'-1 ,-V J 7... YN- N Xxl K ,W If X . - 4 L 1 1 f ' G q f ., Y . . H yu - 1-Q : , ' 'f QM- gl.. rx. aff! , I . I.,I,I,. . I ., W .11 'I 1 :arf A: Iyebf , T 1' - '23 X 'L' r R9 . gg..Q 'Eff Ia! D . I-I .4 I, Zn :- az, Q2 2 'L .0 iw, IX, L ', 1 -g, ,..-:H ..II.I , 75 '- , :Wi ,. , . ,R , .. , ,, ,I. I Y' 4 I S ,, I.,,:,f -III in ' x fiksxlixxl - v ' V ' ' V 1 '. x W 3 I - I I U , I h ' - - ' T , I H- -' v . X 1. U4 ff- - I' I ' . 'I l5:1tf?'T,4.Q ., T. Rigffwm .TNII I 1 I, ,...1ggfgxf1?z Q11 ' ' fii,1fL 'Gi . A hifi.. fs' .i 411.1-QW, ' I5-ff 3 I L I , 'N I ' 3-5'-ft ' Y .5 N --1 K 'mm . x 'LQ 1 ,av -EEN 0, '. 1I,' ' 5 YN 5 , :Af-f il V ,ff gm IL 'V' QI:-I ,TI II II 54' Q eb - . . 11 'uf 'iii' 7 . M., ,sch M ,ga uf 4, .g.f 3.15 Yg, if kai? w N ', A , -Jngfigf. . if , I -' fag? QI -V 4 gy I.- x, I,Ii:.4q ' . -f' -- H wh- ' ' ' , 4I I M M . W 1 A-'A ' 3 v 'MBU I I I I II, JIU. - I I . f 1 ' , I . 'f- T5 il. . I - ' ' JI ,. , , A, 'V ' ,fm ,f 3 ' S A - 4 f 1 'L - -F ma 4f L 1 y QI Q' un-Q41 I 4 ., . I wI Il - 1 . II, I i , ' .,' .igfhl ,M I ,,I, I I I ' - 'Sim Af' Q - M I I Y U I51, I ' ' . Nf x , if K S ff X i . X gi X ri' X ,. Top Left: 4B-First Row: G. Marcavage, K. McArd1e, L. McDonald. Second Row: G. Parnese, K. O'D0nne1l, K. Murlo, C. O'Lear, M. O'Donnel1, L. O'Lear, R. Miller. Top Right: 4B-First Row: M. Pavlick, S. Po- rambo, M. Paul, D. Reeser. Second Bow: T. Shanosky, T. Pennell, I. Ondo, M. Pavlick, M. Sanchez. Left: 4B-First Row: M. Serano, M. Skra- bak, D. Seigenfuse, M. Sherkness. Second Row: M. Regalis, M. Skym- ba, M. Rodriguez. Third Row: D Sandella, I. Shamay, C. Rickert, S Repik. Below: 5B-First Row: D. Urban, M. Vac- caro, C. Yusella, D. Yanuskiewicz Second Row: M. Watsula, A. Valen- tini, M. Wood, P. Watto, M. Welgo A. Zwolenik, R. York, E. Wonsock ,., A . -,. gp, 7-sg' 1.3 5B-First Row: C. Svetik, I. Turek, S. Thomasco. Second Row: T. Tracy, M. Yanacek, D. Stanek. Third Row: M. Surdovel, D. Sweeney, S. Trac- kim, T. Wanuga. First Row: A. Tallick, G. Stianchie, G. Slog, L. Sniscak, I. Starosta. Sec- ond Row: I. Stackhouse, C. Slovik, B. Sluzalis, M. Slog, I. Snyder. Right: 1C-First Row: G. Antinozzi, E. Bab- yar, T. Benek, R. Barry, I. Bonner, G. Bayer. Second Row: I. Barrett, K. Baddick, B. Banditelli, D. Bokrosh, P. Bardzak, I. Balas, S. Anderson. Third Row: D. Bickleman, S. Besitka, I. Abromitis. With glasses off and books closed, This sophomore is lost in her own thoughts. rg: D- Sophomores experience growth toward maturity. . 1 1-rms. 1C-First Row: E. Coleman, E. Coury, R. Bross, G. Bohovich, D. Brill, T. Breslin, K. Burke. Second Row: I. Cannon, A. Castagnola, B. Bruzgo, D. Clausius, I. Casserly, C. Bowman, D. Bickowski, I. Cann, M. Budwash. Bottom Left: navage. Bottom Right: Demyanovich, T. Curran. ZC-First Row: E. Cinicola, M. De- Laurentis, M. Coury. Second Row: E. Dallas, D. Ceci. Third Bow: I. Dai- nauski, M. Delpais, I. Corinohock. Fourh Row: E. Curley, M. Chica- ZC-First Row: R. Douglas, D. Frei- ler, I. DeAngelo. Second Row: D. Delpero, L. Felker, M. Ford, C. De- Matteo. Third Row: M. Downey, E. ZC-First Row: D. Fogarty, M. Furey, C. Graybush, A. Garrity, N. Gaug- han, I. Englert. Second Row:I. Flaim, M. Ginda, M. Feild, W. Fellows, P. Gilfert, R. Duser. Center Left: 3C-First How: M. Gross, W. Frye, P. Hager. Second Row: T. Fudge, I. Gromalski, B. Gillespie, W. Gorski. Center Right: 3C-First Row: P. Hoban, R. Heint- zelman, P. Hosak, H. Hoban. Second Row: T. Honushefsky, T. Huber, M. Hutta, R. Havrilla. Bottom: 3C-First Row: G. Krutsick, M. Kar- nish, S. Karnish, S. Iohnson, B. Krupa. Second Row: S. Kluskiewicz, M. Klipola, R. Kanick, C. Iuracka. Third Row: D. Kessler, K. Keefer, D. Karawulan, E. Knox, I. Kruslicky. i, ,, H. --5-l---. V 4 Q .1 I . E . , lf . .H -1. . r v . '-- ei- '. Y, -0 5 Lk.. 'Q -5 : E 4 ' .f FL xc- . - lf. .e -- lk .. VIH gjisf l.I f 1.11 we. .. ig- -4444 52' ' '.,.,.g...4....L.,.1. .31 1. ,, X. Music appreciation class appears to have what it takes to capture the interest of this student. XS . HJ..-1-6 13,1 r..L. -r Af 1 ,f 1 4C-First Row: D. Linkchorst, M. Kovatch, G. Miller, R. Laughlin, F. Misantone, K. Kochaba. Second Row: D. Makara, C. Kuchera, I. Marks, I. McKinley, K. Kovick, T. Ligenza. Third How: M. Martzen, G. Mammarella, M. Matukonis, M. Ma- tukonis, M. Marek, D. McHugh. 4C-First Bow: D. Mikulski, E. Mc- Clafferty, D. Navitsky, E. McConnell, M. Mizenko. Second Row: E. Navit- sky, P. McGeehan, M. Mogilski, S. McFarland, R. O'Gorman, T. Martin, W. Murphy, C. McGinley, I. Motika, C. McCullion. 'pf' 39 Each freshman searches 5C-First How: I. Sheehan, R. Sheeto, D. Serignese, R. Sarabok, I. Reese, A. Sniscak, P. Ryan. Second Bow: G. Scully, T. Schilling, B. Portz, M. Sholtis, E. Roman, I. Steiner, M. Roman. Third How: B. Purcell, S. Sernak. F 5 I 1 fsFfWi'3lzf'a. . ,,. GC-First Bow: P. Turrano, D. . Zeleniak, S. Yurchak, D. Wilner, I. . Zellner, I. Swanson, I. Vancavage. Second Bow: I. Taptich, S. Zellin, I. Valasek, R. Trakes, B. Snoha, E. ...AQ- ,. 5C-First Row: D. Pilo, C. Pollock. Second Bow: B. Ogozglek, L. Patton, D. O'Gurek. Third How: C. Petrole, I. Parambo, S. Mitchell. Fourth Row: N. Perhonitch, I. Paslawsky, T. Piaia. Fifth Row: M. Pollick, I. O'Malley, S. Pajaknias. .J .ii l I Williams, W. Theobold. G. Sohosky. P. Weber. GC-First Row: P. Vitek, M. Sobu- lewski. Second How: I. Zaba, C. Wisniewski, R. Sweeney, M. Turks. QQ 9 l for his unique place in Marian. 1D-First Row: A. Bassler, I. Baranko, I. Andrukitas Second Row: D. Bassler, M. Barry, P. Albano, T. Billett, F. Bielen, E. Bickleman. Third Row: H. Bickowski, M. Arieta, M. Aiken, B. Brill, P. Bonner, M. Abrachinsky Qi' l L.,- 1D-First Row: T. Ciavaglia, I. Bretz, I. Coleman. Second Bow: F Bubel, M. Camelliri, M. Delpero. Third Row: I. Busocker, R. Caf- frey, W. Bonenberger. Fourth Row: G. D'Andrea, M. Dillon, I Bubon, A. Bolinsky, C. Cannon, K. Boyle, C. Burda, M. DeAngelo .Ma 1 -55-5: Above: 2D-First Row: I. Higgins, C. Hill. Second Row: I. Heintzelman, K. Keip, I. Kane, S. Kane, S. Kattner, T. Infante. Left: 2D-First Row: T. Flamini, G. Gerenza, I. Carpency, A. Felker, I. Clewell. Second Row: I. Dunsavage, I. Demko, S. Gallagher, G. Forster, K. Dougherty. Third Row: V. Freiler, C. Frassinelli, I. Gevsic, K. Furey, I. Campomizzi. I .- it Right: 2D-First Row: A. Greybush, D ohn Second How T Gildea M I . : . , Giner, L. Herman, M. Gurka, I. Hager, I. Gurka. Below: 3D-First Row: D. Lincovich, M. Mo- Clafferty, V. Leskosky, A. Mamma- rella, C. McGinley, C. Lucas, P. Kof- chock. Second Row: S. Konidas, R Iones, E. Kerestus, M. Malasava e g i S. Krutsick, K. Marouchoc, F. Li- genza, M. Kutza. Third Row: R. Kocha, C. Markey, R. Krensavage A. Kosciolek, P. Marks, S. Lazusky: M. Lisella, M. Kott. Right: 3D-First Row: K. Kolbush, I. Maru- schak. Second Row: M. Markiewicz, C. Maurer, V. Kovich, V. Martin, C. Marzen. Third Row: I. Lasky, S. Klotz, F. Martino. Fur Right: 4D-First How: R. McConnell, K Minor, D. Pennell. Second Row: K McClafferty, R. Reis, R. Mongi, D Miller, F. McCarro11. 'E 4D-First Row: M. McFadden, T. Murphy, I. Petrole, P. Purcell. Sec- ond How: W. McGinley, D. Puck- lavage, K. Pasieka, C. Mermon, C. O'Donnell, C. Nihen, R. McKeever. 5D-First Row: B. Scapanda, P. Schnitzius, K. Pzeplinski, T. Shick- ora, K. Warncke. Second Row: I. Witcofsky, C. Woodring, D. Whet- stone, C. Streisel, R. Walker, M. Stiles, R. Wellington, T. Sodroski. Third Row: B. Shickora, L. Uchno, F. Segilia, M. Sieck, R. Washovsky I. Rotto, D. Rabayda, L. Watto, Dj Walters. Fourth Bow: R. Zemanik, I. Stanek, L. Tinninis, E. O'Lear, A Snisky, D. Yamrich, S. Turek, R. Theobold, M. Rother. 4D--First Row: T. McFadden, C Duly, R. Mincavage, H. O'Donnell, F. McKinley. Second Row: L. O'Don- nell, P. O'Gurek, C. Mushock, T McCall, L. Pereira. Underclassmen add vital links to the Cham of Marian unity. ACTIVITIES 1-N ln four years, students move from the isolation of the first day to experiencing the joys of acceptance. Activities bring individuals together in a common bond, and to every encounter a person adds his own special flair. By sacrificing personal after-school time the Marian student reaps the rewards of lasting friends and happy memories. 1.-,if Met, VM, ' AV. 'E -.1 V .4 af vis 'I 1 ay in .4- f , ' Cl' r D 1 1 is ' all ' e 51 :J RELIGIOUS ACTIVITIES Liturgy stresses the spiritual Marian Marian is . . . a worshiping community. And most im- portant to this definition was the participation of the faculty and students in the weekly Eucharistic cele- bration. In addition, special events brought particular blessings to Colt Country. Chief among these was the student retreat and the annual May Crowning. The opportunity of confession and spiritual direction, as well as the presence of Christ in the Chapel, contrib- uted to the development of a spiritually alive school. ill 75 One of the most beautiful religious ceremonies at Marian is the crowning of Mary, patroness of the school. as 5: tii gp 5 V 'wi , I . ,X f 1, w Y A A 1 A W. -Jiri? '-t'-r , Wi. ,395 -51-gn f. .ru ,,.,,-4 Lu, ag-va WL 7'h'uQw.n'y:QNs, Father Sacks and Father Handges prepare the readings for the weekly Mass. Marlene Moser leads the student body in the annual tribute to Our Lady. Father Whalen remodels one side of the traditional confessional to allow space for conference confessions. 0 Frequent reception of the sacraments is im- ? , ' ,, portant to the spiritual success of Colt E . E X . -v, tr. Country. R-Q ibn- 4 i 7 wa:-Qih we Weekly celebration of Mass unites faculty and students in prayerful pursuit of individual and school goals. 5 NJ 52+ E , my We, fl P' .in ,, ,u 'Q -..-- . A, - qt? I. 4-N lv 1 I r , . , L I 1 -viii' . ' - XR x .xi , ' Q, W X I ST DE T GGVER ME Encourages change through involvement Below: A gesture of peace crystalizes the theme of the Student Council Mass. Bottom: Expressing the students' views on important is- sues are senior officers Vince Lisella, Susan Stal- gaitis, Diane La Bella, Billy Rowe, and faculty moderator, Sister Marie de Lourdes. The leadership of the 1973 Student Council pledged unity as the theme of their administration. Guided by Sister Marie de Lourdes the council members and homeroom representatives worked with the students, faculty and administration to in- sure Marian spirit both in scholastic life and in extracurricular activities. The student government, carrying out the responsi- bility of representing the students, attempted to provide an opportunity for everyone to be heard on the important issues. Elected to lead, the officers and representatives served their classmates with pride. n i l , . '1 l ., ,LL , ,,.. AIDES provide necessary services Library aides assist Sr, Irene with the house- keeping chores. Members include Diane Sween- ey, Kathy Trakes, Donna Walters, Diane Urban and Chris Yusella. The hostesses escort fans at all Marian basket- ball games. They are: Ioni Stackhouse, Diane Resser, Ann Zwolenik, IOAnn Witcofsky, Donna Walters, and Diane Sweeney. The chapel aides who help prepare for the weekly Mass are Susie Byatt, Louise Billet, Catherine Cibik, Marissa Brookover, Carol Ciagalia, Cindy Conroy, Karen DeAr1gelo, Mary Burke, and Terry Ceci. -.1 I-l 1. Y F-eff-.i-,,. ia ja -V . . , V 4 E?-ffrrtu ' 2+ 2 1 . 4 ear ff:.s11fw.1 1. e The members of the Youth Corps attempted to demonstrate the Christian concept of love to persons less fortunate than Marian stu- dents through their various projects. Their special concern was evident in their many trips to rest homes, hospitals and orphanages. During a typical visit the Youth Corps pro- vided entertainment and refreshments or merely gave some of their time to persons who needed help. Moderated by Sister Dolores lean and Father Kean, the Marian Youth Corps directed its energies to using individual talents and displaying genuine love and understanding. Youth Corps officers, Marilyn Erschen, Bill Krajcirik, Monica Chonko, and Bob lnfante look at photographs from a recent trip with Father Kean and Sister Dolores lean. The children from St. Francis' Orphanage seem to be enjoying the refreshments, as Youth Corps mem- bers entertain them during the Christmas season. Debra Kolbush and Cynthia Lynch prepare cancelled stamps for the Missions, one of the many projects of the Youth Corps. MARIAN YOUTH CGRPS exemplifies love and understanding Iunior extemporaneous speakers are Cindy Lynch, Valerie Majez, Ann Zwolenik, Terry Dolan, Marian Skrabak, Donna Stanek. Karen DeAngelo. -in-4' 1-ii., if 'S as Declamation students, Kathy Minor, Richard Caffrey, Ioseph Carpency Uchno, advise Marianne Hutta on her choice of speech. FGRE S CS develops leadership through speech Members of the Forensic club participated in a variety of speech events because they realized the importance of effective com- munication in contemporary society. Sis- ter Maria Martin directed the efforts of the Marian students in mastering the fundamentals of debate, declamation, original oratory and extemporaneous speaking. All speakers benefited from the interscholastic competition and the social contact with other schools in the Allen- town Diocese. LL t 'P--r and Louise 'W E' C? 'Q-of T17 Q av-1 Tv 'l-...,, ' Senior original oratory and debate members: First row: Carol Majez, Bill Krajcirik, Pamela Pace. Second row: Iames Feilrl, Geralyn Coury, Rosie Cur- ran, joe Yanacek, Corinne Colancecco and Ioe Dvo- rak. Officers joe Dvorak, lames Feild, Carol Majez, assist their moderator Sister Maria Martin in preparing the schedule for the first- semester tournaments. I I if Im i 2 .LII Band: First Row: C. Marzen, B. Walker, C. Burda, K. Pasieka, C. Mermon, M. Hutta, M. Rudner, G. Bayer, D. Rabada. Second Row: I. Field, M. Karnish, C. Petrole, I. Iaso, I. Snyder, A. Valentini, B. McConnell, D. Pennell, R. Trakes, I. Turek, M. Feild. Third Row: C. Majez, L. Pat- ton, K. Kovick, M. Bonner, M. Chonko, B. Cannariato, K. Trakes, L. Snyder, M. Surdoval. Fourth Row: A. Zwolenik, M. Skrabak, I. Paslawski, T. Baddick, W. Corski, P. Rodgers. T. Pennell, M. Kovatch. Fifth Row: L. Houser, D. Stanek, W. Brookover, C. Fuller, C. Slovik, P, Rodgers, I. Lakata. Color Guard: First Row: I. Masyado. I. Lesko. Second Row: L. Heintzelman, M. L. DiCasimirro, A. M. Horowski, S. Besitka, G. Barnish, P. Vitek. Majorettes: First Row: G. Coury, P. Cerimele. Second Row: P. Creedon, C. Orsulak, K. DeAngelo, G. Mammarella. Third How: P. Praskac, M. Dubosky. Fourth How: I. De- metriades, D. Reeser, C. Pollock, M. Marek, S. Yurchak. MARCHI UNIT . I P' je Drill Team: First Row: K. Abromoitis, F. Krupa. Sec- ond How: D. Bonner, M. Ford, B. Banditelli, P. Pace, S, McFarland. Third Row: F. Iuracka, E. Stawiarski, M. Osilka, D. LaBella, A. Di Casimirro. Fourth Row: M. Huber, D. Mikulski, S. Stal- gaitis, I. Witcofsky, L. Sca- panda. Fifth How: R. Bross, C. Campbell, D. Sweeney, D. Krensavage, D. Freiler. The Maiorettes entertain with their version of the Charleston during a half-time tribute to the Roaring Twentiesf' Everybody loves a band. During the 1972-1973 season the Marian March- ing Unit captivated audiences with stirring music and imaginative rou- tines. Under the supervision of Sister Daniel Regina, their performances showed the results of long practices and hard work as the band grew in numbers and excellence. For all the members of the band, drill team and majorettes the half-time shows produced a gratifying sense of personal achievement and many smiling faces from proud Marian fans. enhances school spirit Drum major, lim Feild, leads the band and fans in the school song. I Nd ,.- 1 r 1 .3n.af.f 4 ! A A well constructed newspaper depends on Careful proofreaders. Typists Ida Bales and Ioan Iaso check their work. Newspaper photographers, john Slarasla, john Hav- rilla, and Greg Baron, give on the spot coverage of important events at Marian. 1. 1 1 MARIANEWS kindles student interest The Marianews followed a great tradition and con- tinued to be a source of information and humor in Colt Country. Through the efforts of Sister Mary Doonald and the staff, the publication provided both faculty and students up-to-date news and opinion. The newspaper, published four times during the year, merited the All-Catholic award given by the Catholic Press Association for out- standing achievement in news writing. Editor Vince Hydro and Circulation Manager Kathy Abromitis plan the '72-'73 issues of Mcrinnews under the direction of Sister Mary Donald. Page editors, Lorraine Luschas, Chris Orsulak, Bill O'Gurek and Lee Ann Moneta, coordinate the publication of each issue. 3- if sf , n yyyt fl Meeting a deadline brings happy grins to the faces of Frances Krupa, Mary Ann Gabriel lSe- niors editorj, Marily Erschen, Michele Huber and Mary Shigo fClasses edilorj. Sports staff members Bob Infante and john Alexandrakos show their work to Ted Navitsky who smiles his approval. A deluge of patrons is necessary for a success- ful yearbook. Kathy Boyle, Georgene Yanochko, Chris Rovinske, Ann Marie Horowski, Theresa Pucklavage and Ed Zemanik fBusiness Managerl begin the huge task of sorting patron slips. 19 3 MARIAN records memorable events gg' a iF1i 'X un. 1 Co-editors Pam Pace and Bill Krajcirik, along with Sister Marie I-lubert, pause from proofreading to pose for the photographer. Presenting the opening theme seems lo be no prob- lem for lim Feild, Kathy Bardzak, MaryBeth Walew- ski and section editor Trish Bayer. Elaine Saladyga, Debbie Flaim lActivities Editorl, Gerri Hamish, Rosemary Hager, Cathy Gentile and Rosella Sharpe check picture proportions as they work on the division pages. V When the yearbook staff selected Thoreau's concept of a different drummer as a theme, they intended to depict the individuality of Marian. They achieved their goal in a variety of ways. The significant events of the year were captured in picture and print through the efforts of each member. Even the patron drive exempli- fied the unique spirit of the class of '73 as each home- room gave the project 10Uofo support. W,-i,-n ,gzi - f -H x. . ' 1- Q CLUBS inspire various outlets to creative activity The many different clubs at Marian cor- respond with the variety of personalities and interests in Colt Country. Some clubs concentrated on course-related subjects and career information. Others were di- rected toward specific talents or service to the school or community. Individual efforts and concern made each of these groups reach its specilic goals. Although they differ in membership and purpose all the clubs exemplify what Marian is. Mr. Zelonis, and Chess Club officers, Peter Gu- lick, Ron Marchalonis, William Radocha and Ioe Chuckran, compete in intramural matches every Monday morning. French and Spanish I-lonor Society members Lor- raine Luschas, Elaine Saladyga, Lori Busocker, Cornelia O'Lear, Michele Albano, and Cathy Gentile, merited scholastic achievement in the study of language. The officers of the Radio Club, Bob Infante, Lorraine Luschas, Vince Hydro, and Debbie Kol- bush, illustrate the operation of a radio trans- mitter. .4 ' -F I... P ' ul .5 -gl I H4 uv Sister Anita Mary assists Marybeth Walewski and Mary Bonner, officers of the Future 'Teachers Club in selecting a topic for their next meeting. ' A ,447 -4 . 'S 4?641ff,2 95 C If 4605-1 ll-Q J 7? i X 1 Members of the Future Nurses Club, Micki Huber, Geri Barnish, Donna Walters, and Lynn Houser, treat Charlie with tender loving care. Members of the Art Club, Betsy Dallas, Susan Thomasco, Gayle Slog, Richard Caffery, Iames Baren, and Ianet Muller, brighten Marian with their artistic creations. The presentation of rings to the class of 1973 was an innovative as well as a traditional occasion. For the first time in Marian history, students had a choice of birthstone colors in addition to the dark blue stone. This break with tradition, however, changed neither the symbolism of the Marian ring nor the religious context in which the rings were received. The Ring Day Mass, celebrated by Father Whalen, focused on the significance of wearing rings and the qualities that a Marian student should manifest. Vince Hydro represents the junior class as Father Whalen, class adviser, The traditional turning of the class ring blesses the class rings. promises good luck and future happiness. I The junior folk group leads the student body in the music for the Ring Day Mass. The world of imagination provided the theme for the class of 1973's Magical Mystery Tour. Decorations for the dance guided the seniors and their friends through the mod world of Peter Max to a fantasy zoo of soft, cuddly, stuffed animals. The large crowd en- joyed the music of CrossHeld and the se- niors proclaimed the evening a success. Mr. Holkovic and the Student Council merited praise for their efforts in organizing the class dance. it Iayne I-1erman's expression proves that Marian dances are enioyable as well as profitable. SE ICR ANCE Tours the world of fantasy This senior couple takes time out to enjoy the music of 'Cross- field. 5 Y. .wr 'N ' 1 ' Seniors sign their names on the wall decorations depicting the Magical Mystery Tour. 'Twas the Night Before Christmas and more than a mouse is stirring! Fathers Whalen, Tucci, and Kean render through ballet their interpretation of this famous poem. Bridget I-Iorvath and Dave Marouchoc portray Mary and Ioseph in the Nativity scene at the annual Christmas Show. The Santa Claus epidemic struck the Marian scene caus- ing an outbreak of wonderful cheer. The Christmas Show provided an outlet for a great variety of talents from dancing pixies to the traditional Nativity tableau. Old and new carols set the mood of the holiday season as the Music department presented both the spiritual and chil- dren's view of Christmas. Walter Brookover appeared as St. Nick and awarded goodies and coal to deserving faculty and students. Climaxed by a representation of the first Christmas, the program spotlighted the genuine meaning of the Yuletide season. brlghtens Yule season The chorus, directed by Sister Daniel Regina, entertains the faculty and students with traditional Christmas Carols. v Y t 1 ,B , . W , Prom couples take time out for a few moments of relaxation and casual conversation. Proms add special moments to high school memories Senior couples share the light and cheerful atmosphere of the prom. we 5 ,. , . ,fr SE N ICR PRGM creates an enchanted evening The enchantment of a spring evening com- bined with a beautifully decorated gym set the mood for A Time for Us. Senior couples found the garden decor a perfect setting for a memory-filled prom. From the moment that each couple entered the building an atmos- phere of excitement prevailed. Music, the grand march, and the crowning of the Prom Queen completed the promise that May 5 would be a time to remember. .er The class of '73 highlighted their senior year by presenting Fiddler on the Roof. Based on stories by Sholem Aleichem, the play cen- tered around a community of Iews living in a village in Czarist Russia. Important to the theme of the musical are the traditions of the people which comfort them in all emergencies. Directed by Sisters Daniel Regina, Dolores lean and Maria Martin and choreographers Paddy Ciarvella and Mrs. Madeline Ligenza, the cast worked diligently to make the pro- duction a success. TEVYE ........ Gary Petrole, Ioseph Dvorak GOLDE ....... Michele Huber, Nikki Martin TZEITEL .... . . . Pat Cerimele, Barb Benyo HODEL .... .... I oan Iaso, Trish Bayer CHAVA . . . ....... Susan Stalgaitis, Rosemary Curran SHPRINTZE ......... Bernadette McGinley, Carol Majez BIELKE .... Elaine Saladyga, Ianet Masaydo YENTE ...... Kathy Abromitis, Pamela Pace MOTEL ..... Walter Brookover, Bob Infante PERCHIK ........... Iames Feild, Bill Rowe LAZAR WOLFE ............ Tom Baddick, Bill Krajcirik RABBI ' ............... ...... V ince Lisella GRANDMA TZEITEL ..... Michelle Albano, Marianne Bomba FRUMA-SARAH .... ..... G eri Barnish, Lori Busocker FYEDKA .................... Vince Hydro Yente fPam Pacej arranges the perfect match for Lazar Wolfe fTom Baddickj. While Golde fNikki Martinj leads the Sabbath Prayer all of Tevye's Uoe Dvorakj family gathers to pray. bib- ff ji! 1 x ' ' 1' 'W L lIlI - 'lu ga, The cast members of Fiddler on the Roof take a break for a picture. i f I I ll l va ff Ill: ' ull, ' pig l 413 I . Tevye fGary Petrolej tells his wife Golde fMiki Huberj about his frightening dream about their daughter's future husband. The technical crew for the play, supervised by Father Whalen, includes Iohn Staresta, Greg Baran, Steve Cebulak, Gary Petrole and Ierry Opresko. FIDDLER O THE RGGF SPGRTS J.. ff The core of a successful sports program is sacrifice in which an individual contributes his special talents to the formation of a team. Each game then becomes a learning process and personal achievements or errors are profitable experiences for all. Finally, when competition ends, the team member is once again an individual but he has grown to a new dimension of manhood because of his relationships. 4-xi.- ., W, .g , . , . - : - -T-Y-T55 ,V -., Msiri - f E TT i- i-lx: Q.: E - - T i J-'V 'Ye Y o j , 3' .Y . . , r -,I i- ,...g... I . ' , . V or - , 5 V. ' ' L 'i I i' '1 I H ' - ' ' i 5 . 1 J 17 - - , Y V it 1 ' ' - Y A ' 4 fr- '-Sadr ' - 1 - ,5- Ji 244.11 , E, T4 LY Fr 1 rd - ' T 1 Til 1:7 , ' Y V. is , - ,P 4755 A5919 fuss 5 5 .4 5 '-m' .l1L f 4ll.l'fll 'iv ff, fr .1s'..1 k . N ll R .,.. ! X1-,Qt XX! The only prerequisite for membership in the Men of Marian is extreme dedication to the welfare of Marian High School. In order to counter the financial ills of the school, countless fund raising eiforts formed the bulk of the group's activities. Each drive was refreshingly diversified catering to the pleasant side of life. The Men of Marian picnic has become an annual pastime for hundreds of people, and the Spring Festival lured the gambling instinct in every- one. Whatever their methods, the Men of Marian generously gave of their time and energies to make Marian Number 1. Mr. Baclclick and the President of the Men of Marian Larry Furey provide the fans with Marian iackels. Mr. Douglas and Mr. Soley sell tickets to the exciting world of basketball in Colt Country. 'fi ME OF MARIAN Sis: ,su , .. Steve Valent sends the ball into the air to start the contest with Pius X of Pottstown. Typifying the struggle of a good football game the swarming defense of Pius of Pottstown is met head on by the determined offensive line of Marian giving quarterback Sohosky time to pass. FOOTBALL Varsity competes in rugged season resulting in 2 -8 record The 1972 Marian football team welcomed Mr. Ioseph Bressi as head coach. Under his direction, Operation Hardnose-Phase II was put into full swing as the team pre- pared to field a potent offense and a rugged defense. In spite of the skill and determi- nation shown by the team, they finished with a 2-8 record. Victories for the Colts were over Pleasant Valley and Hamburg which were 8-0 wins. Although the big- gest problem all season was putting points on the board, everybody involved with the team was proud of the squad effort. 1972 VARSITY FOOTBALL RECORD M.H.S. OPP. Pius X lRosetoj 0 29 Pleasant Valley 8 0 Hamburg 8 0 Northwestern 0 14 Cardinal Brennan 0 14 Lourdes 0 38 Bishop Hoban 8 10 Nativity 6 60 Pius X fPottstown1 0 30 West Hazleton 6 12 Marian is mirrored in the expressions of Coach Warke and Head Coach Bressi. These two men inspired the Colts to do their best. , ... 5' U , , ,- ..,,' , ffimn . Nw 2 5-allilnlu n-stir 'P - 3. teli,'e 'ir'yf'-Q iz: . - 5 sg gg-?Lf Q' 4 1 n 'ji Ifgi Y rg f-'fi W., - -all 041 H'-M 1.3-K-gfifrl f 15 First Row: I. Yanacek. C. Scheitrum, A. Facini, I. Turn- F. Moser, P. Albano, W. Felker, P. DiMattia, B. Bydlon, bach, S. Valent, W. Rowe. R- Kavuscinski, M- Zaba. P- M. Sverchek, D. Marouchoc, S. Lazuski. Fourth Row: T. Matyascik, P. Turnbach, Second Row: R. Valentini, M. Be-mek, I, Abromitis, M. Chicanavage, I. Dammeyer, E. Cl1l0d0, R. Carlllli, B. Piaia, S. Kosciolek, L. Flallll, F. Rgman, Bubgn, R, Purcell, M, Yanacek, Iachowicz, G. Parnese, L. Witchey, P. I-Iosak. Third Row: Completely confusing the Pius line Ioe Yanacek starts an end around play for vital yardage against a tough defense. The snap from Buck Piaia sets up quarterback Gary So- i i hosky with a flawless start for a crucial play. 73 First Row: F. Segilia, T. Schilling, E. Cinacola, P. Albano, M. Chicanavage, I, Bubon, B. Ogozalek, S. Lazuski, I. Dammeyer. Second Row: B. Scapanda, D. Ceci, S. Zellin, J V FOOTBALL Following a successful scoring drive, the Colt's kicking team runs downfield hoping to pin the opposition deep in their own territory. Tom Schilling struggles to the sidelines looking for open space for a long run. This year's I.V. football team, coached by Mr. Warke, compiled a hard fought 2-4-1 record. The team consisted of extremely dedicated players in- tent on improving their skills for future varsity competition. Instructed in new concepts of the game, the young Colts showed constant improve- ment and ended the final game of the season with an impressive victory. By daily drilling in the fundamental theories of football the I.V. squad developed into a precision unit of line football talent. I. Flaim, B. Gillespie, B. Purcell, D. McHugh, T. Piaia, I. Abromitis, G. Kost, M. Martzen, D. Gillespie. , .. ., r A 1 Gridders prepare for varsity positions 1972 Squad: D. O'Gurek, I. Clewell, R. Marchalonis, B. O'Gurek, I. Cannon, M. Yanacek, I. Andrukaitis, I. Chuckran, Coach Louis Coassolo. Q Ci1'ifDSS COUNTRY improves in '72 season ' ,Jil 9524 .,.a1:g,. innqgfl f -.i'Zvf,- 1' wh Iii .1fm..I,.,.,e- - . A . , - . Mike Yanacek struggles through the final leg of the course, turning on the burst of speed needed for victory. ...Z Y Q1 ---M., .QQ-w .gi llll Z . Y' E CF' F' Air . P ull. .. Approaching the end of the day's practice run Ioe Andru- kitis and Dave O'Gurek sprint to the finish. Mastering the art of self discipline and utilizing their tough training schedule, the Cross Country team under Coach Louis Coassolo went through a difficult season. Although the team won only two meets the desire to excel was always evident. The most satisfying victory came against Panther Val- ley with the Colts receiving a vocal backing from Marian students. Through dedication and deter- mination each member of the team realized his own goals and grew in awareness of the common good. HOMECOMING 19 2 Trish Bayer elected Queen The senior members of the football team cast their votes for Homecoming Queen prior to the Pius X game and nominated Trish Bayer to pre- side over the festivities. With the announcement of the new Queen, the court and the fans, although numb from the cold, broke in to warm applause signalling their approval of the team's choice. Father Sacks crowned Trish and the cere- monies concluded with the Court making one more circuit of the stadium. The Marian Marching Unit enhanced the half-time program with a spe- cially prepared show featuring songs and dances of the Roaring Twenties. Trish Bayer, escorted by tri-captain Dave Marouchoc, occupies the Marian spotlight as Queen of the 1972 Home- coming ceremonies. rf YM ir'-pa 9 If M T 4... , :Zig 'iii'-, f Q -'sldj' at . , ral- - - 'J ,-.f ' fr Gina Tomsho and Iohn Lisella take their turn down the field to join the Court on the sidelines. fl: -Q K fn -: L . ' . .Q 1, 5 mm? I 5 l ,iff Mary Shigo and Sandy Taptich wave to the Colt fans as they await the beginning of the half-time entertainment, Ted Navitsky's serious expression contrasts with Anita Yuskauskas' happy smile as they take their places in the Homecoming line-up. spark fan part1c1pat1on The spirit of Marian dominated all sports events as the cheerleaders enlivened a united Colt Country. Moderated by Sister Nicola Marie, the Varsity and IV co-cap- tains, Gina Tomsho, Sharon McCullian, Nina Dominic and Dottie Bruzgo, moti- vated the girls to develop new cheers and routines. Throughout the entire year the spirit-makers sparked the fans and the teams and shared with them the agony of defeat as well as the joy of victory. Mary Beth Waleski displays the poise and talent which made her Marian's representative in the Schuylkill County Cheerleading Competition. Varsity Cheerleaders: First How: Rosie McGinley Gina Tomsho fco captainj Sharon McCul1ion, CCD-Captainj, Linda Kuchera. Second Row Evelyn Gibas Kathy Mangan Marybeth Walewski, Carol Svetik, Margie Skymba Doreen Sandella Anna Clewell One of the many faces who are a part of Marian spirit, Rosie McGinley leads the fans in cheering the Colts to victory. A familiar sight at all of the Marian sports activities, the Colt mascot, Ioe Dvorak, symbolizes the unique spirit of Marian. V F I.V. Cheerleaders: First Row: Maria Coury, Carolyn Kuchera, Nina Dominic, fco-captainl, Dottie Bruzgo, lco-captainl, Cindy Petrole, Leenie Coleman. Second Row: Ann Marie Budwash, Gerry Scully, Cathy McCullion, Susie Iohnson, Beth McConnell. Mark Pollick struggles to maintain his shaky grip on the ball despite the efforts of the Pius X defenders. l I k john Alexandrakos sets up a play to break the Pius X zone. Basketball managers and statisticians: S. Porambo, B. Havrilla, T. Dolan, L. Sniscak, M. Dercole, I. Hav- rilla, E. Zemanik, S. Cebulak, B. Carpency. X W 1, U 'Q GEM . 'f E59-I BASKETBALL The Colts. First Bow: B. Bydlon, P. Delpero, E. Gernavage, I. Alex- andrakos, Second Row: Coach Robert Fulton, I. Chuck- ran, B. Miller, T. Curran, R. Duser, B. Krupa, T. Wanuga, Assistant Coach Ioseph Arieta, M. Pollick, D. Labosky. Left Photograph: Concentration is the key to a high per- centage at the foul line as Ray Weicker evidences in his shooting form. Another chapter in the annals of Marian basket- ball was recorded with the close of the 1972-73 season. Coach Fulton's squad overcame the ob- stacles presented by a rebuilding year and set the stage for future dominance in hardcourt compe- tition. As in the past the Colts practiced the Ful- ton code-total dedication to the goal of excel- lence. Although no trophies were earned this season, Marian basketball was a source of pride for all the fans in Colt Country. VARSITY RECORD MHS. OPP Liberty 49 45 Kingston Catholic 57 74 Lehighton 51 55 Palmerton 52 51 Northampton 49 55 Reading Central 50 52 Pius X lRosetol 67 51 Freeland MMI 45 44 Cardinal Brennan 62 40 Freeland 68 50 Weatherly 39 35 Bishop Hafey 48 42 West Hazleton 50 44 Freeland MMI 51 55 Weatherly 58 53 Cardinal Brennan 53 41 Pius X IRoseto1 72 63 West Hazleton 51 63 Bishop Hafey 48 76 Freeland 68 42 Freeland MMI lAnthracite Leaguej 63 64 Ioe Baranko sets up for a critical foul shot in the early moments of a league contest. Bob Purcell uses the pre-game Warm-ups to strengthen his shooting skills. BASKETBALL The I.V. squad. First Row: D. Ceci, B. Ogozalek, D. Delpero, D. O'Gurek, I. Swanson, I. DeAngelo, G, Cann. Second Row: Coach Louis Coassolo, I. Barrett, M. Mayshock, D. Fogarty, I. Baranko, B. Purcell, M. Matukonis, I. Cannon, E. Navitsky, R. Bogwist, I. Breslin. The opening tap in this preliminary contest appears to be a stand-off between both teams. Performing for throngs of vocal fans matured the I.V. squad in both coolness under pressure and basketball prowess. As freshmen, Coach Coassolo's Colts began their association with the exciting world of Marian basketball. As members of the Iunior Varsity, their success added to the stature of the Colt legend and prepared them for varsity action. 'He 1 r 1 if 2' T kulx lliu in . . ,f , ' Coach Coassolo explains the strategy needed to maintain Marian's winning momentum. Once again the Marian Fillies dominated the Schuylkill County League with a perfect 17-0 record. Pine Grove, a traditional rival for the league crown, fell before the championship squad of Coach Elsie Tolan by a 57-43 score. Selfless dedication to their goals, strength- ened by expert coaching, has established the Marian girls as a powerful force in local bas- ketball. This season completed Miss Tolan's seventh year at Marian with a coaching rec- ord of 109 wins against 18 losses. Schuylkill County Girls' Basketball League MHS OPP. Minersville 109 21 Mahanoy Area 78 18 Lourdes 53 27 North Schuylkill 77 33 Cardinal Brennan 69 30 Blue Mountain 47 24 Saint Clair 66 38 Schuylkill Haven 49 34 Pine Grove 61 41 Nativity 50 21 Pottsville 62 41 Minersville 84 11 Mahanoy Area 78 5 Lourdes 61 30 North Schuylkill 72 38 Cardinal Brennan 70 32 Pine Grove fplay oifl 57 43 I. V. coach Lee Ann Moneta discusses game strategy with her young but talented squad. Dee Dee Krensavage follows through after an shot in the Nativity contest. Coach Elsie Tolan stresses a vital shift in the game plan during a time out. K. O'DonnelI, Co-Captains C. O'Lear and M. Albano, M. Marzen I-I. Moskerintz, D, Kinsinger, M. Brookover. Second row: Coach E. Toian, I. Shamay, T. Tracey, L. Felkcr, A, Kosciolek, A. Albano, E' I - I I D. Krensavagn, S. Porvaznik, I.. O'Luar, C. O'I.ear, D. Moisey, A. Felker, S. Miller. The champion Fillics: First row: E. Saladyga, D. Bretizk, R. Hager, K I I 9 l D U , , P - . . FIHIGS Run to Wm aity Iloben and Denise Burclu.k are important mom- 1 bers of the squad in spile of the injuries which kept ' ' ' them off the loam picture. .J Controlling the opening tap, Denise Burdick aims the ball at one of her teammates. PCIAA Championship aspirations were overturned as both the Colts and Fillies fell to Holy Name, Reading. However, the losses did not detract from the season-long achievements of the Marian basketball program. The girls of Coach Elsie Tolan captured their third consecutive league banner while the forces of Coach Bob Fulton lost a heartbreaking thriller to the MMI Preppers for the Anthracite crown. Pennsylvania is still Colt Country! Meeting only token resistance Ron Duser powers' his way toward a goal. Bernie Krupa breaks through Holy Name's defense for an underhand layup. Ray Weicker meets triple trouble in his drive to the basket. 1 Q -Sul? 7' i lil M 58.1- ,..,...L , 1, 12 E, 5 . e' IQ .' a , gm, Q , . ,, -J ft? ., 'ff V' --.1 A When a season ends one run away from a championship, credit must be given for an admlrable effort This was the case as the 1972 baseball squad, coached by Mr Pat Mor gans, lost the league tltle ln extra lnnmgs to a powerful Freeland team The season was marked by frequent dns appointments countered by tlmely and dBClSlV8 vlctorles which propelled the Colts to the Southern Dlvlslon pen- nant for the second time Sparked by Bob Mlllers 409 average, tops ln the area the forces of Coach Morgans kept the Colts banner flymg ln the Hughle McGeehan BASEBALL League and Colt Country 1972 VARSITY BASEBALL RECORD MHS OPP Tamaqua Tamaqua Palmerton Mahanoy Area Cardlnal Brennan Freeland Pottsvxlle Weatherly Lourdes Shamokm Hazleton Lehlghton Bishop Hafey Cardmal Brennan West Hazleton Lourdes Shamokln Freeland MMI Pottsvllle Weatherly Freeland Freeland Freeland 'League Tltle Serles .ni Coach Morgans watches a play as it develops on the third base line 'md prepares to shout a defensive 'strategy to check it. Colts retaln d1v1s1on pennant F1rst How M Anderson I Barrett L W1tchey B Rowe B Bydlon D Sacco E Roman I Abromxtls I Bubon R Carulll Th1rdRow I Wncofsky C Grant I Balasclk I Bargxlone B Mlller S Kosmolek f'ou1thHOW A Yuskauskas M Makara M Soley T Kos clolek I Barrett B Infante . ' ' Y A - .EF 4 8 Q 12 Z 5--W 1 L-u - 3 3 I 'fa 3 2 .ff ' 0 2 12 6 J ' 3 5 4 14 ' ' 1 13 ' 5 3 1 ' 4 2 1 f 6 5 ' 9 5 . . . . 0 3 ' 4 2 6 0 ' : . x' , . ', . ' , . , . 2 14 ' ' ' ' , , 4 2 Second How: Coach Pat'I Morgans, I. Chuckran: S. Pajaklnas, 0 1 . I . . . . hx, X I f - 37,111 - ,iX,,,rA .s,.'5 ,. 3- ,LL XQCQIQQ-:fi A.. iv.. v 1.371351 . 7.,: 1141 ,gt f-ff mir' fi--Q' - ,i .'Q,?g-'1Y 3 V - ' If 'J' ll fl'-m'-L?.,tif - 'ik ' VS, . -A f as- ,- . 1.- 441 - -' 71 '- ?'.f:fL.- 4-A-zz. 5, -.fl xxyff- . 11.3-kr. Y ' f 'l flj ,.,'1f'ff,. ' ' ...g '. 651'-'f.-'N.'l: - - 5 A '-' ' 4- ' fel. ' ,f rm,nffafz',t-2 - ' 1 :J V, ,-. 1' gf-,74'4m p . , :Q N, -. 1-.-. fm' ' - r ' . :jg xg . .I -, . 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Reggie Carulli tags the Freeland runner just ahead of the third base slide. Umpire Sweeney signals the runner out. .15 li ' ibm I Wt ,wt V-J.. It-Q, . ,- . 'fha' ' , J '1n9.f1. V .4 Q' - 1 ,4-at Qui- C ..5.sw .t -N 5 lr - ' Tiff' ,fglr ,H Q Gam!!-:rfF:wwsr' I ,,?. . 4- -L1-. n g if 01: . F ' ,n't? fl' H' 1 ' .A M1 'HQ I r 4 J W I 'Ii-an 'A Aff' ii' 14441 X Y gas uw a L' , 5 v 2 89 5 in Fillies catcher Ioy Shamay concentrates on the field of play before flashing the sign for the upcoming pitch. The perennial softball powers of Marian take to the diamond each spring to prepare for another success- ful season. Incessant drilling in the rudiments of defensive and offensive play has developed the girls' squad into a coordinated victory machine. Although in league competition for only three years, Coach Elsie Tolan's Fillies have moved into the ranks of softball champions and are expected to stay there. .-. l L Outfielder Diane Krensavage unleashes her throw al- tempting to pick oif the runner trying for second base. The Marian softball team of Coach Elsie Tolan. First row: D. Kinsinger, M. Brookover, C. Wisniewski. M. Sobolew- ski, T. Ceci. Second row: M. Dobosh, P. Weber, L. For- gotch, M. Slog, D. Serignese, I. Shamay, I. Herman. Third row: P. Hoban, M. McCullian, C. O'Lear, B. Rodgers, D. Krensavage, A. Albano, C. Felker, S. Cavanaugh, T. Tracy. Girls continue as league power V 51941. I R9 .- ,, , V i . ,. -f'f aw. A H' ' if A ,-givz. . ' ,. - , we ' - 5' 'fi M X L s 'B .f IA Q. . ' . . . if ff -'T i ' 1 , ' If 5' th X F' ,AA ' , 5 G if V Q A Av f ,fr - 'MA '.:,a V -.J uf' 7 ' , E -. QE: --,g '44, -ff - .,, -fan ' M ' . . 'P 1 N rv- - sae vi 'W i' , ' 2 Q s- l V' 1 , I Q4 :L-,-sy: ,nLLD.59-j,.-,, jf , 5- . - ' W g -I Tx Q ,i 5. , K' , 1- T .- 1 , - , . i . L i' sf' 'Q g 'ff K, ' 'J 1 wx. Lf:,fal.g.teg'.:gig. i' Haas 1' 'W' l . 1' -i ,t c ,. T r i 'Y ' ' . ' i iff 'K I First row: M. Chiodo. I. Serano, L. Oriel. Second row: B. O'Gurek, Coach Wink Gallagher, S. Karabinos, D. Link- chorst. Third row: M. Keip, L. Sniscak, I. Corinchock. GULF team invades fairways By establishing confidence in each golfer's ability, Coach Wink Gallagher built a winning team from individual talent. The golf team s victorious slate in 1972 was a tribute to Mr. Gallagher's method and personal effort on the part of each team member. The golfers brought glory to Marian and learned a leisure time sport for their future lives. A 'in ,QQ ' . .1 1 . Y ' ' - W7 ' ' ,, ,.TA. ..'.52' assi EV '-'n Q., 3 ' A -:1 nz, 1 1 , V rbe ,xi ifi. Q e 'ff YI The two aces of the Marian Golf Team, Len Sniscak and Dave Linkchorst, follow through with their shots each displaying his individual stance. The Golf Team led by these two members compiled a successful season. The Girls Track Team: First row: I. Herman, 1. Shamay, E. Coleman, Miller, C. O'Lear, I. Iaso. Second row: D. Shanosky, S. Stalgaitis, R. Stianchi, P. Praskac, G. Sculley. Third row: C. Shrum, D. Urban, K. Baddick, E. Babyar, T. Dainauski. Fourth row: L. O'Lear, I. Ondo, M. Bonner, M. Surdovel. GIRLS' TRACK Fillies compete in field events The key to a successful track program is indi- vidual achievement incorporated into a team effort. In this sport the Fillies literally ran to win as they prepared to meet tough competitors in the Schuylkill County Meet held annually in Pottsville. 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BOYS' TRACK Colts complete difficult season With snow still falling the Marian trackmen answered the call to excellence by starting to condition themselves for the spring season. A grueling training program tuned the ath- letes' reflexes to the degree of precision needed for competition. Individually and as a team the track squad merited praise for their efforts to achieve success. Track team of Conch Oravitz: R. Barry, M. Martzon, B. O'Gurek, I. O'Malley, M. Paul, M. Yanacek, R. Bednar, G. Opresko, I. Teprovich, B. Bassler, E. Marouchoc, B. Gurka. SENIURS Senior year is a sense of joy tempered with anticipation. lt is a paradox of uncertainties and plans for life-goals. Graduation is a moment of reflection on four years of effort and achievements'- of proms, games, and friends. It is impossible to entirely leave yet the seniors must let go of today so that tomorrow may begin. 1 1 ,Q f .J va- Nz A. - 'f' 'iii 4 ink. ig, . 'ai' ! gg . . I V t.,g ,gb 'Wit au ...- I 11 .. 2 f 42 ,. fi fi .ff 'A 1- Q11 Marian High School-Class of 1973 L1 Katherine A. Abromitis Michelle A. Albano Iohn A. Alexandrakos Catherine P. Andregic Iames R. Anthony Kathleen A. Bardzak Thomas D. Baddick Iohn L. Baiocco Ida lean Bales -si 'Tr' Geraldine M. Barnish Patricia A. Bayer Ronald K. Bednar Mr. Malarkey wishes Student Council candidates Diane LaBel1a, Anita Yuskauskus, and Susan Ward good luck in the coming election. in. William S. Bednarz Barbara A. Benyo Anthony I. Billett Marianne T. Bomba Denise M. Bonner Mary B. Bonner Kathleen A. Boyle 'l'5 b 'x Alice M. Breslin Michael E. Breslin Walter I. Brookover Dolores I Busocker .rll 1 I1 Stephen D. Cebulak Patricia R. Cerimele David M. Chickilly Michael A Chiodo Nikki Martin expresses her ideas for the annual Christmas Show to Mr. Coombe and Sister Daniel Regina. Monica B. Chonko Corinne A. Colancecco Elizabeth I. Conville Barbara A. Corinchock Geralyn M. Coury Patricia Creednn Rosemary A. Curran Iohn I. DeAngelo Patricia Ann T. DeAngelo Ianet M. Demetriades Graduates respond to the Call for involvement Sybil M. Demyanovich Audrey A. DiCasimirro Angela K. DiDomizio Peter I. DiMattia Q- Anthony M. Dirzulaitis Donna M. Dowling Michele L. Dubosky joseph T. Dvorak Gary Petrole shows amused interest in Father Tucci's remarks about his Hrst week at Marian. .. Marilyn R. Erschen Albert A. Facini -al-Q, Bernard T. Fairley james O. Feild Deborah I. Flaim Louis A. Flaim JM mi 3 , .. 1 1 Lf . uw, 4 11'-TV -2- H. ':. ' M ?'I if , 'J -.H A Mary Ann Gabriel Nancy I. Gallagher Robert I. Gallagher Catherine M. Gentile With skillful fingers, Ianet Demetriades prepares to The smiling faces of Iohn Alexandrakos, Eddie Zemanik, and john practice the fundamentals of sewing. Baicco display the antics ofa typical lunch mod. Edmund T. Gernavage Ioseph M. Gottardy I Peter I. Gulick Rosemary A. Hager .,,x . N n V x N A N .el gig M Francis I. Heiler Linda A. Heintzelman Iayne L. Herman Ann Marie Horowski TY' Bridget A. Horvath Michele M. Huber Vincent Hydro Robert D. Infante f' ' , Frank M. Iachowicz Ioseph G. Iakubco Ioan M. Iaso Mary P. Iupin l f Sister Dolores lean lends a helping hand to Denise Bonner as she runs off the Marian newsletter. is V I' f K. Martha F. Iuracka Raymond I. Kapuscinski Debra K. Kolbush William I. Kraicirik -- 1-1-f -2 5 B Diane B. Krensavage Frances M. Krupa Diane T. LaBella Iudith A. Lesko Vincent P. Lisella George A. Litsch Lorraine M Luschas Carol A Majez f w Ronald A. Marchalonis David I. Marouchoc Nlcolette G Martin Iohn A Marzen Ioe Iakubco wisely uses his independent study time to find a solution for one of the baffling problems in analysis. Ianet M. Masyado john Matrishin, Ir. 2 v v Peter D. Matyascik Frank X. Maurer Sharon A. McGullion Bernadette McGinley l Rose T. McGinley Barbara A. Mehalshick Sally A. Miller Lee Ann Moneta Developing individual talents assures success Frank R. Moser Theodore I. Navitsky Mary Ellen Oblas William I. O'Gurek ITN Cornelia 0'Lear Gerard L. Opresko Christine H. Orsulak Pamela A. Pace 7? The excitement of the Student Council Convention can be seen on the faces of hard working students who shared the respon- E . 4 sibility of the campaign. 17' Ierome M. Pavlick Gary P. Petrole Bernard E. Piaia Denise T. Pikna Susan M. Porvaznik Patricia A. Praskac ZR Theresa M. Pucklavage Mark T. Purcell William I. Radocha Susan M. Rapone ix! J 1, , ,J The anxious expressions ofthe fans suggest a moment filled with the anticipation of a touchdown. -.lilly x . ,as mane? 5.1 R ,ski The quiet of the library is perfectly suited to Philip Rodgers as he concentrates on his English research project. Z, if Eugene I. Raymond Philip F. Rodgers Ioseph F. Rodriguez Christine M. Rovinske . X N 'I x X William R. Rowe David G. Sacco Elaine C. Saladyga Linda S. Scapanda 1 . ' W! f, , .JT e . f A Carl I. Scheitrum Carol L. Schrum Diane M. Shanosky Rosella M. Sharpe , ..- Patrick I. Sheehan Mary E. Shiga Rosemary A. Shuvlin Mary Ann Simek ,nfl f O ' is Kr f' 1 A f , 3 Q9 'if' w. X ig 9 ' J '95, Ns 1 I S- , David A. Trackim Kathleen M. Trakes Iohn T. Turnbach Paul I. Turnbach Steven G. Valent Russell A. Valentini Every senior recalls the memories that have passed through this hall. It has survived the past and now awaits the future. 5 x .Xu-U Susan M. Ward George M. Watsula gym- X pf Marybeth Walewski William E. Walker 1' 1' Raymond F. Weicker Louis A. Witchey IoAnn Witcofsky joseph P. Yanacek -ni-Q. Georgene Yanochko Robert B. Yurchak Wayne D. Yurchak Anita Yuskauskas Graduates anticipate future achievements e -5531 Mark I. Zaba Edward S. Zemanik Graduation Sets For the seniors, graduation climaxed four years of growth-spiritual, intellectual, social. As mute witness of those years, the Marian gymna- the tone for new torium captured for the last time the spirit of '73. The Baccalaureate achievements Mass and Commencement exercises stimulated numerous memories and a bright anticipation of the future as the graduates experienced the end of one measure and set out to follow the music of their own individual drummers. '13-13, Pav- --ii 1 S f r . .H :ir - ,, -1 .nu -5: -2-daf'-f,,,- x. - -- H .-,. ,. .ua - K , , V a QE-itil? ww' '2f i'M M' t fi w e .1 f pt' X X ' , it . W- we 1- Vibes. a ff fsxwfift Z + s -rf' Jiidi gid I f- A w , s + P' gf if ugqiilfi 'Q-ff m ,, pt A '.f.,ff'w Llfq, eg. .s. . u' P ' 4 Q .- P if L ci . I I -4 in EAI' , Z, . y A 0' 4 . wp. VJ. up w'1?m.'4 W .mr i .. :Q , ti- ' ' i , ' g . .sa m 1 -. 5:1 an ' All V 112 SE IOH DIRECTGRY KATHERINE A. ABROMITIS-S.S. Peter 8: Paul, Tamaqua, Academic. Honors 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative, 15 Newspaper, Circulation Manager 2,3,45 Forensic, 1,2,3,45 Drill Team, 3,45 Art Club, 15 Glee Club, 2,45 Marian Youth Corps, 3,45 Dance Committee, 3,4. MICHELLE A. ALBANO-St. Patrick, McAdoo, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Attendance, 25 Homeroom Representative, 45 French Club, 45 Glee Club, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 45 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball, 1,2,3,4. IOHN A. ALEXANDRAKOS-St. Michael, McAdo0. Modi- fied Academic. Yearbook, IAssociate Editorl 45 Marian Youth Corps. 45 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball, 3,4. CATHERINE ANDREGIC-St. Bertha, Tuscarora, Com- mercial. IAMES R. ANTHONY-Christ Reform Church, McAdoo, General. Prom Committee, 4. THOMAS D. BADDICK-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Forensic, 1,25 Band, 1,2,3, fPresidentj 45 Diocesan Band, 3,45 Science Fair, 15 Glee Club, 3,45 Marian Youth Corps 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee, 4. IOHN L. BAIOCCO-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, General. At- tendance, 2.3. IDA I. BALES-St. Ann, Lansford, Commercial. Attend- ance, 15 Newspaper, fTypistJ 45 Color Guard, 25 Glee Club, 25 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 2,35 Cafeteria Aide, 3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,35 Prom Com- mittee, 4. KATHLEEN A. BARDZAK-St. Bartholomew, Brockton, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Yearbook, 45 Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Marian Youth Corps, 3,45 Dance, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. GERALDINE M. BARNISH-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Academic Yearbook, 45 Art Club, 15 Future Nurses Club, IVice-Presidentj 45 Color Guard, 3,45 Glee Club, 15 Spanish Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 3,45 Cafeteria Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 2,35 Prom Committee, 4. PATRICIA A. BAYER-S.S. Peter 8: Paul, Lehighton, Aca- demic. Honors, 1,2,35 Yearbook, fAssociate Editorl 45 Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Marian Youth Corps, 45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball, 25 Track, 1,2,3,4. RONALD K. BEDNAR-St. Ann, Lansford, General. Year- book, 45 Dance Committee, 45 Basketball, 1,25 Track, 3,4. WILLIAM S. BEDNARZ-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, General. DANIEL G. BENCH-St. Michael, Lansford, Modified Aca- demic. BARBARA A. BENYO-St. Ioseph, lim Thorpe, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Newspaper, 25 Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club, 45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Track, 1,2,3,45 Sophomore Physical Fitness, fifth place. ANTHONY I. BILLETT-Immaculate Conception, Kel- aryes, Modified Academic. Band, 15 Science Fair, 25 Art Club, 15 Dance Committee, 2,3,45 Baseball, 25 Basketball, 2. MARIANNE T. BOMBA-S.S. Peter 8: Paul, Lansford, Commercial. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Newspaper, 2,3, ICO-Editorl 45 Forensic, 1,2,3,45 Science Fair, 15 Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Radio Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Cafeteria Aide, 2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. DENISE M. BONNER-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Commercial. Drill Team, 2,3,-15 Dance Committee, 2,3,45 Prom Commit- tee, 45 Basketball, 1. MARY B. BONNER-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Band, 1,2,3, fSecretaryi 45 Diocesan Band, 1,2,3,45 Future Teachers Club, 3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball, 15 Softball, 1. KATHLEEN A. BOYLE-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Commer- cial. Yearbook, fTypistl 45 Art Club, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,45 Dance Committee, 2,35 Prom Committee, 4. ALICE M. BRESLIN-St. Ann, Lansford, General. Marian Youth Corps, 3. MICHAEL E. BRESLIN-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, General. Dance Committee, 1,2,3. WALTER I. BROOKOVER-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. Honors, 35 Band, 3,45 Science Fair, 15 Glee Club, 45 Radio Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 3,4. DOLORES I. BUSOCKER-Immaculate Conception, lim Thorpe, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Forensic, 25 Glee Club, 2,3,45 Spanish Club, 3,45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,35 Prom Committee, 45 Track, 1,2,3,4. STEPHEN D. CEBULAK-St. Michael, Lansford, Academic. Honors, 1,2,35 Attendance, 1,2,35 Homeroom Representa- tive, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Stage Crew, 1,2,3,45 Baseball, 1,2,35 Basketball fmanagerj 1,2,3,45 Football, 1. PATRICIA R. CERIMELE-Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Nes- quehoning, Commercial. Honors, 35 Yearbook, 45 Forensic, 25 Majorettes, 2,3,45 Glee Club, 25 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Dance Committee, 3,45 Prom Committee, 4. DAVID M. CHICKILLY-St. Cyril 8r Methodius, Coaldale, Modified Academic. Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3. MICHAEL A. CHICDO-Sacred Heart, Mahanoy City, General. Dance Committee, 3,45 Basketball, 25 Football, 1,43 Golf, 2,3,4. MONICA B. CHONKO-St. joseph, Mahanoy City, Aca- demic. Honors, 2,3,45 Attendance, 35 Band, 1,2,3,45 Future Nurses Club, 3,45 Radio Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3, fSecretaryJ 45 Prom Committee, 45 Glee Club, 3,4. CORINNE A. COLANCECCO-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Academic. Forensic, 1,2,3,45 Art Club, 15 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Basketball, 1,2,3,45 Bowling, 1,25 Softball, 1,3,45 Track, 1,2,3,4. ELIZABETH I. CONVILLE-St. Bartholomew, Brockton, Academic. Honors, 25 Spanish Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,4. BARBARA A. CORINCHOCK-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Academic Honors, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball, 1. GERALYN M. COURY-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. Honors, 2,35 Yearbook, 45 Forensic, 1,2,3,45 Major- ettes, 1,2,3, lCaptainJ 45 Glee Club, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 2,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. PATRICIA CREEDONMImmaculate Conception, lim Thorpe, Commercial. Majorettes, 2,3,45 Glee Club, 15 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Track, 3. ROSEMARY A. CURRAN-St. Patrick, McAdoo, Aca- demic. Newspaper, 3,4Q Forensic, 2,3,43 Glee Club, 13 Marian Youth Corps, 33 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee, 43 Bowling, 13 Drill Team, 3,4. JOHN J. DeANGELO-St. Joseph, Summit Hill, Modified Academic. PATRICIA A. DeANGELO-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Commercial. Yearbook, 43 Senior Secretarial Club, 43 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,43 Prom Committee, 4. JANET M. DEMETRIADES-St. Michael, Lansford, Aca- demic. Attendance, 1,2,3,4J Majorettes, 2,3,4Q Glee Club, 1,23 Dance Committee, 2,3,43 Softball, 13 Track, 1,2,3,4. SYBIL M. DEMYANOVICH-St. Nicholas, Weatherly, Academic. AUDREY A. DiCASIMlRRO-Sacred Heart, Mahanoy City, Academic. Honors, 13 Drill Team, 3,4Q Marian Youth Corps, 1,23 Dance Committee 1,2. ANGELA K. DiDOMIZIO-Our Lady of Mt. Carmel, Nes- quehoning, Commercial. Student Council, 33 Yearbook, 43 Glee Club, 33 Senior Secretarial Club, 43 Dance Commit- tee, 2,3,43 Prom Committee, 43 Track, Z,3,4. PETER J. DiMATTIA-St. Joseph, Summit Hill, General. Band, 13 Football, 2,3,43 Weight Lifting, 2,3,4. ANTHONY M. DIRZULAITIS-S.S. Peter 8: Paul, Tama- qua, Modified Academic. Football, 1. DONNA M. DOWLING-St. Ann, Lansford, Academic. Attendence, 1,2Q Yearbook, 43 Forensic, 13 Glee Club, 1,23 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,43 Dance Committee, 1,23 Prom Committee, 43 Bowling, 4. MICHELE L. DUBOSKY-St. Joseph, Summit Hill, Com- mercial. Attendence, 1,2,3,43 Yearbook, 43 Majorettes, Z,3,43 Glee Club, 1,22 Senior Secretarial Club, 43 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,43 Dance Committee,4. JOSEPH T. DVORAK-St. Kunegunda, McAdoo, Academic. Honors, 1,Z,33 Homeroom Representative, 1,42 Yearbook 43 Forensic 1,2,3,4: Science Fair, 1,23 Art Club, 1,2,3,43 Glee Club, 1,2,3,4Q Spanish Club, 23 Marian Youth Corp 43 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,43 Weight Lifting, 1,2,3,4. MARILYN R. ERSCHEN-St. Joseph, Jim Thorpe, Aca- demic. Attendance, 1,3,43 Yearbook, 43 Forensic, 2,3,43 Sci- ence Fair, 23 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3, fVice-PresidentJ 43 Prom Committee, 4. ALBERT A. FACINI-St. Bartholomew, Mary-D, Aca- demic. Honors, 1,2,3,43 Attendance, Z3 Student Council, 1,33 Science Fair, 1,23 Art Club, 1,23 Football, 1,3,43 Weight Lifting, Z,3,4. BERNARD T. FAIRLEY-Sacred Heart, Nesquehoning, General. Chess Club, 13 Golf, 3,4. JAMES O. FEILD-St. Jerome, Tamaqua, Academic. Hon- ors, 1,2,3,43 Attendance 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Representative, 33 Yearbook, 43 Forensic, 1,2,3 fSecretary-TreasurerJ 43 Band, 1,23 Drum maior, 3,43 Science Fair 1,23 Winner 1,23 Future Teachers Club, 43 Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 43 Marian Youth Club, 1,2,3,43 Dance Committee, 43 Prom Committee, 4. DEBORAH J. FLAIM--St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Aca- demic3 Honors, 1,2,3,4Q Yearbook, 4 fAssociate EditorJ3 Science Fair, 13 Future Nurses Club, 3,43 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,43 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,43 Prom Committee, 4. LOUIS A. FLAIM-St. Fidelis, Mahanoy City, Acadernic3 Honors, 1,33 Attendance 1,23 Chess Club, 2,3,43 Football, 3,4. MARY ANN E. GABRIEL-St. Mary's Church of Assump- tion, McAdoo, Academic3 Honors, 1,2,3,43 Attendance, 1,23 Yearbook, 4 lAssociate EditorJ3 Glee Club, 13 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,4Q Dance Committee, 1,23 Prom Commit- tee, 4. NANCY J. GALLAGHER-St. Ann, Lansford, Commercial. Attendance, 13 Newspaper, 33 Glee Club, 13 Senior Secre- tarial Club, 43 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,4. ROBERT J. GALLAGHER-St. Peter 8: Paul. Lehighton, Modified Academic. CATHERINE M. GENTILE-Immaculate Conception, Jim Thorpe, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,43 Yearbook, 43 Science Fair, 13 French Club, 43 Cafeteria Aide, 13 Dance Commit- tee, 1,2,33 Prom Committee, 4. EDMUND T. GERNAVAGE-S.S. Peter 81 Paul, Tamaqua, Academic. Basketball, 4. JOSEPH M. GOTTARDY-St. Ann, Lansford, Academic. Honors, 1,2,33 Attendance, 2,3I Student Council, 23 Science Fair Winner, 1,23 Dance Committee, 43 Prom Committee, 43 Basketball, 1.2. PETER J. GULICK-Immaculate Conception, Nesquehon- ing, Academic. Honors, 33 Chess Club, 1,2,3,43 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,43 Dance Committee, 3. ROSEMARY A. HAGER-Immaculate Conception, Jim Thorpe, Academic. Honors, 1,2,33 Yearbook, 43 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3Q Cafeteria Aide, 33 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,43 Basketball tmanagerj 2.,3,43 Softball, 1.4. FRANCIS J. I-IEILER-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Aca- demic. LINDA A. HEINTZELMAN-St. Ann, Lansford, Commer- cial. Honors 3,42 Color Guard, 1,2,3,4Q Future Nurses Club, 33 Senior Secretarial Club, 43 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,43 Salesroom Aide, 2. JAYNE L. I-IERMAN-St. Joseph, Jim Thorpe, Commercial. Student Council, 13 Drill Team, 3,4Q Senior Secretarial Club, 43 Spanish Club, 23 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,43 Cafeteria Aide, 43 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,43 Prom Com- mittee, 43 Softball, 1,3Q Track, 1,2,3,4. ANN MARIE L. HOROWSKI-St. Michael, Lansford, Com- mercial. Honors, 1,2,3,43 Attendance, 13 Student Council, 13 Color Guard, 1,2,3, tcaptainJ 43 Glee Club, 1,23 Senior Secretarial Club, 43 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,43 Cafeteria Aide, 33 Dance Committee, 1,23 Prom Committee, 43 Track, 1,2,3,4. BRIDGET A. HORVATH-St. Michael, Lansford, Commer- cial. Attendance, 1,33 Future Nurses Club, 33 Glee Club, 13 Senior Secretarial Club, 43 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,43 Prom Committee, 4. MICHELE M. HUBER-St. Joseph, Jim Thorpe, Academic. Honors, 2,3,43 Yearbook, 43 Drill Team, 3,41 Future Nurses Club lpresidentj, 3,43 Glee Club, 1,23 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,43 Dance Committee, 2,43 Prom Committee, 43 Track, 1. VINCENT HYDRO-St. Mary's Greek Catholic, Nesque- honing, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,4Q Newspaper, leditorJ 43 Radio Club, 1,2,3,43 Marian Youth Corps, 3,43 Dance Com- mittee,1,2,33 Prom Committee, 4. ROBERT D. INFANTE-St. Joseph, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. Honors, 23 Attendance, 33 Yearbook, 43 Forensic, 13 Radio Club, 1,2,3,4Q Spanish Club, 3,4Q Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3 fpresiclentJ, 43 Baseball, 2,3,4Q Prom Committee, 4. FRANK M. JACHOWICZ-St. Joseph, Summit Hill, Gen- eral. Honors, 33 Attendance, 23 Dance Committee, 2,3,43 Prom Committee, 43 Football, 43 Weight Lifting, 4. JOSEPH G. JAKUBCO-St. Bertha, Tuscarora, Academic. Honors, 3. ' IOAN M. IASO-Immaculate Conception, Nesquehoning. Commercial. Attendance. 1.2: Newspaper, ftypistj 4: Band, 1.2.3.4: Glee Club, 1.2.3.4: Senior Secretarial Club. 4: Marian Youth Corps, 1.2.3.4: Cafeteria Aide, 2.3: Dance Committee 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee, 4: Track, 1.2,3.4. MARY P. IUPIN-St. Bartholomew. Brockton. Academic. Honors, 2: Art Club, 1.2: Dance Committee, 1.2. - MARTHA F. IURACKA-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Com- mercial. Honors, 1,2: Science Fair. 2: Senior Secretarial Club 4: Marian Youth Corps. 2: Dance Committee, 1.2.3: Prom Committee. 4. RAYMOND I. KAPUSCINSKI-St. Kunegunda. McAdoo, General. Dance Committee, 2.4: Prom Committee, 4: Foot- ball, 1.3,4: Track, 1.2: Weight Lifting. 1.2,3.4. DEBRA K. KOLBUSH-St. Kunegunda, McAdoo, Aca- demic. Honors, 1.2,3.4: Newspaper. 2,3,4: Color Guard, 1: Science Fair, 1.2: Radio Club, 4: Marian Youth Corps, 2.3.4. WILLIAM I. KRAICIRIK-St. Michael, Lansford, Aca- demic, Honors, 1.2.3.4: Yearbook ICO-EditorI 4: Forensic. 1.2.3.4: Radio Club, 4: Marian Youth Corps, 1.2.3.4: Dance Committee, 2.4: Prom Committee, 4. DIANE B. KRENSAVAGE-St. Mary of the Assumption. McAdoo, Academic. Student Council, 3.4: Drill Team, 3.4: Glee Club, 1: Cafeteria Aide, 3: Dance Committee. 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee. 4: Basketball. 1.2.3.4: Softball, 1.2.3.4: Track, 1.2,3.4. FRANCES M. KRUPA-St. Mary of the Assumption, McAdoo, Academic. Honors, 1.2.3.4: Attendance. 1.2.3: Yearbook. 4: Drill Team, 3.4: Glee Club, 1.2: Marian Youth Corps, 2.3: Dance Committee, 3.4: Prom Committee, 4. DIANE LaBELLA-St. Ierome. Tamaqua. Commercial. Honors, 2.3: Student Council ISecretaryI 4: Drill Team, 3.4: Art Club, 1.2: Glee Club, 1.2: Senior Secretarial Club, 4: Marian Youth Corps, 1.4: Dance Committee, 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee. 4. IUDY ANN LESKO-St. Mary of the Assumption, McAdoo, Commercial. Honors. 3: Attendance, 1: Color Guard. 1.2.3.4: Glee Club. 1: Senior Secretarial Club, 4: Marian Youth Corps, 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee. 4. VINCENT P. LISELLA-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, General. Homeroom Representative, 1: Student Council lPresidentI 4: Chess Club, 1: Marian Youth Corps, 1.3,4: Dance Com- mittee. 4: Prom Committee, 4. GEORGE A. LITSCH--St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Aca- demic. Attendance, 1: Student Council, 1: Dance Commit- tee. 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee. 4: Basketball, 1.2: Football. 1. LORRAINE M. LUSCI-IAS-St. Ioseph, Mahanoy City, Academic. Honors. 1.2.3.4: Newspaper, 2.3.4 IPage 2. Edi- torI: French Club 4: Glee Club, 1.3,4: Radio Club, ftreas- urerI 4: Marian Youth Corps. 2.3,4: Dance Committee. 2: NEDT Commendation. NMSQT Commendation, Essay Winner-Handicapped. NCTE Nominee. CAROL A. MAIEZ-St. Stanislaus, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. Honors. 1.2.3.4: Newspaper. 2,3.4: Forensic. 1.2.3.4 lVice Presidentl: Band. 1.2.3.4: Glee Club, 1.3,4: Radio Club, 4: Spanish Club, 2: Dance Committee, 1.2.3: Prom Committee, 4: Forensic Finalist. 3. RONALD A. MARCHALONIS-St. Ioseph, Mahanoy City, Academic. Honors. 1.2.3.4: Forensic. 1.2.3.4: Science Fair Winner, 1: Chess Club, 1.2.3.4: Cross Country, 4. DAVID I. MAROUCHOC-Immaculate Conception. Nes- quehoning, Academic. Marian Youth Corps, 4: Basketball. 2: Football. 1.3,4: Weight Lifting. 3.4. NICOLETTE G. MARTIN-Sacred Heart. Mahanoy City. Academic. Glee Club. 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee, 4: Iunior Miss-Performing Arts Award. IOHN A. MARZEN-SS. Peter 8: Paul, Lehighton, General: Vo-Tech. I IANET M. MASYADO-St. Mary Assumption. McAdoo, Commercial. Honors, 3: Color Guard, 1.2.3.4: Glee Club, 1: Senior Secretarial Club. 4: Marian Youth Corps, 1.4: Prom Committee, 4. IOHN MATRISHIN-St. Nicholas, Mahanoy City. Aca- demic. Honors, 2.3: Student Council, 1.3: Science Fair, 1.2: Dance Committee, 1.2. PETER D. MATYASCIK-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill. Aca- demic.,Dance Committee. 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee, 4: Foot- ball. 2.4: Weight Lifting. 2,3,4: Chess Club, 2. , , FRANK X. MAURER-Sacred Heart, Nesquehoning, Gen- eral. Dance Committee, 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee. 4: Base- ball, 3: Basketball. 1. I SHARON A. MCCULLION-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill: Aca- demic. Honors. 1.2.3.4: Attendance, 2: Cheerleader. 2.3.4 Icaptainj: Science Fair. 1.2: Future Nurses Club. 3.4: Glee Club, 1.2: Marian Youth Corps, 1.2.3.4: Dance Committee, 1.2.3.4: Softball. 3: Prom Committee, 4. BERNADETTE L. MCGINLEY-Immaculate Conception, Iim Thorpe, Commercial. Honors, 3: Marian Youth Corps, 2.3.4: Basketball. 1. ROSE T. MCGINLEY-Immaculate Conception. Iim Thorpe, General. Attendance. 1: Cheerleader, 1.2,3.4. BARBARA A. MEI-IALSHICK-St. Kunegunda. MCAd00, Academic. Science Fair, 1: Art Club. 1: Glee Club. 1.2: Marian Youth Corps, 1: Hostess, 3: Cafeteria Aide, 3.4: Dance Committee, 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee, 4: Softball, 1.2: Track, 3.4. SALLY A. MILLER-St. Mary of the Assumption, Coaldale, Academic. Honors. 2,3,4: Marian Youth Corps. 1.2.3.4: Bas- ketball, 1.2.3.4: Track. 2.3.4. LEE ANN MONETA-St. Ierome. Tamaqua. Academic. Honors, 1.2.3.4: Newspaper, 2.3.4 IPage 3, EditorI: Cafeteria Aide. 2: Dance Committee. 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee. 4: Basketball 1,2.4: Track, 3.4. E FRANK R. MOSER-St. Ioseph, Iim Thorpe, Academic. Honors. 3: Marian Youth Corps. 3.4: Basketball, 2: Football. 1.2.3.4: Weight Lifting. 3. THEODORE I. NAVITSKY-St. Ierome, Tamaqua. General. Yearbook, 4: Dance Committee, 2.3. MARY ELLEN OBLAS-Immaculate Conception. .Iim Thorpe. General. Honors. 3.4: Cheerleader. 1.2.3: Glee Club, 1: Marian' Youth Corps, 2: Cafeteria Aide. 3: Prom Committee, 4: Softball, 1: Dance Committee. 3. WILLIAM I. O'GUREK-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, General Academic. Honors. 3.4: Newspaper. 4: Chess Club, 1.2: Basketball, 2: Cross-Country, 1.2.3.4: Track. 1.2,3.4. MARY CORNELIA O'LEAR-St. Mary of the Assumption, McAdoo, Academic. Honors. 1.2.3.4: Attendance. 2: French Club, 4: Prom Committee, 4: Basketball, 1,2,3,4: Track. 3.4: Youth Fitness Award. 2: NEDT Achievement Award, 2- GERARD L. OPRESKO-St. Iohn, Lansford, Academic. Honors. 2.3: Art Club, 1: Spanish Club. 2: Marian Youth Corps, 4: Dance Committee. 1.2.3.4: Prom Committee. 4: Basketball. 1: Track, 2.3: 1972 Essay Trophy, 3. CHRISTINE H. ORSULAK-St. Michael, Lansford, Aca- demic. Honors. 1.2.3.4: Newspaper, 3.4 fPage 1-Editorl: Forensic, 1.2.3.4: Majorettes, 1.2.3.4: Science Fair, 1: Art Club. 1.2: Future Nurses Club. 2.3,4: Glee Club 1.2: Dance Committee 1.2.3: Prom Committee. 4: Bowling. 1: Track. 2.3. PAMELA A. PACE-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative, 15 Yearbook, fco-editorl 45 Forensic, 1,2,3,45 Drill Team, 2,3,45 Science Fair Winner, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,35 Cafeteria Aide, 3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,35 Prom Committee, 4, Forensic Finalist, 2. IEROME M. PAVLICK-St. Kunegunda, McAdoo, Aca- demic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative, 45 Science Fair, 1,25 Dance Committee, 2,3,45 Prom Commit- tee, '45 Baseball, 45 Basketball, 1,2. GARY P. PETROLE-St. Bartholomew, Tresckow, Aca- demic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Homeroom Representative, 25 Foren- sic, 1,2,3,45 Science Fair, 1,25 French Club, 3,45 Glee Club, 2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Bas- ketball, 1,25 Football, 1,2,35 Track, 1,2,45 Weight Lifting, 3,45 NMSQT Commendation Award, 3. BERNARD E. PIAIA-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Academic. Honors, 35 Attendance, 2,35 Chess Club, 45 Football, 3,45 Weight Lifting, 2,3,4. DENISE T. PIKNA-Immaculate Conception, Kelayres, Commercial. Yearbook, ftypistj 45 Art Club, 1,2,35 Glee Club, 1,25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,25 Dance Committee, 1,2, 3,45 Prom Committee, 4. SUSAN M. PORVAZNIK-St. Stanislaus, Summit Hill, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,35 Dance Committee, 35 Basketball, 1,2,3,4. PATRICIA A. PRASKAC-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Commer- cial. Honors, 35 Newspaper, 35 Majorettes, 1,2,3,45 Art Club, 15 Glee Club, 1,25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,25 Dance Com- mittee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Softball, 15 Track, 2,3,4. THERESA M. PUCKLAVAGE-SS. Peter 81 Paul, Tamaqua, Commercial. Honors, 35 Yearbook, ftypistl 45 Senior Secre- tarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Softball, 1. MARK T. PURCELL-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, General. Newspaper, 25 Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Marian Youth Corps, 3,45 Dance Committee, 4. WILLIAM I. RADOCHA-St. Michael, Lansford, Aca- demic. Chess Club, 1,2,3,4. SUSAN M. RAPONE-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Academic. Honors, 1,2,35 Science Fair Winner, 15 Art Club, 15 Glee Club, 1,25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,25 Dance Committee, 1,2, 3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball, 35 Softball, 15 Track, 2.3. PHILIP F. RODGERS-St. Ioseph, Iim Thorpe, Academic. Band, 1,2,3,45 Science Fair Winner, 1,25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,4. EUGENE I. RAYMOND-St. Bertha, Tuscarora, General. Dance Committee, 45 Track, 4. IOSEPH F. RODRIGUEZ-St. Ioseph, Mahanoy City, Aca- demic. Honors, 35 Newspaper, 3,45 Science Fair, 1,25 Base- ball, 2. WILLIAM R. ROWE-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, General. Student Council, Treasurer, 3,45 Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 45 Prom Committee, 45 Baseball, 2,3,45 Football, 1,2,3,45 Weight Lifting, 1,2,3. CHRISTINE M. ROVINSKE-Immaculate Conception, lim Thorpe, Commercial Honors, 35 Yearbook, 3,45 Marian Youth Corps, 35 Cafeteria Aide, 15 Dance Committee, 25 Track, 2. DAVID G. SACCO-Immaculate Conception, Kelayres, Academic. Attendance, 25 Newspaper, 45 Glee Club, 25 Dance Committee, 3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Baseball, 3,4. ELAINE C. SALADYGA-St. Kunegunda, McAdoo, Aca- demic. Honors, 2,3,45 Attendance, 15 Radio Club, 45 Spanish Club, 2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,35 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball Manager, 1,2,3,45 Track, 35 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Youth Fitness Award, 35 Science Fair, 2. LINDA S. SCAPANDA-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. Honors, 1,2,35 Drill Team, 3,45 Science Fair, 15 Glee Club, 1,25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,25 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. CARL I. SCHEITRUM-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Attendance, 2,35 Chess Club, 2,3,45 Dance Committee, 3,45 Baseball, 25 Basketball, 1,25 Football, 4. CAROL L. SCHRUM-Immaculate Conception, Kelayres, Academic. Honors, 3,45 Attendance, 1,2,3,45 Forensic, 1,25 Glee Club, 15 Track, 3,4. DIANE M. SHANOSKY-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Attendance, 2,35 Forensic, 25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee, 45 Track, 3,4. ROSELLA M. SHARPE-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Commer- cial. Yearbook, 45 Glee Club, 1,25 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Spanish Club, Z5 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,35 Cafeteria Aide, 1,25 Dance Committee, 1,2,35 Prom Committee, 45 Softball, 1.2. PATRICK I. SHEEHAN-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Gen- eral, Marian Youth Corps, 3. MARY E. SHIGO-St. Michael, Lansford, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Yearbook, 4, fassociate editorj5 Cheer- leader, 1,2,35 Science Fair, 1,25 Glee Club, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Track, 1,2,3,4. ROSEMARY A. SHOVLIN-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Science Fair, 15 Glee Club, 1,2, 3,45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. MARY ANN P. SIMEK-St. Stanislaus, Summit Hill, Com- mercial, Honors, 1,2,3,45 Science Fair, 1,25 Chess Club, 35 Future Nurses Club, 45 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 3,45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 45 Prom Committee, 4. LAWRENCE P. SNYDER-Ss. Peter and Paul, Lehighton, Academic. Band, 1,2,3,45 Marian Youth Corps, Z,3,4. PAULA I. SOLOMON-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Commer- cial. Honors, 2,3,45 Science Fair, 25 Glee Club, 15 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. SUSAN I. STALGAITIS-St. Patrick, McAdoo, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Student Council, 2,3, fVice-Presidentj 45 Newspaper, 3,45 Drill Team, 3,45 Science Fair, 1,25 Glee Club, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Basketball, 15 Track, 2,35 Physical Fit- ness Award, Z. ELAINE T. STAWIARSKI--St. Stanislaus, Summit Hill, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Drill Team, 3,45 Science Fair, 25 Future Nurses Club, 45 Glee Club, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 2,3,45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee, 4. REGINA M. STIANCHIE--Immaculate Conception, Nes- quehoning, Commercial. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Glee Club, 1,25 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Yearbook, 45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Softball, 1,2,3,45 Track, 2,3,4. MARK A. SVERCHEK-St. Michael, Lansford, Academic. Honors, 2,35 Student Council Officer, 35 Science Fair, 1,25 Spanish Club, 35 Dance Committee, 2,35 Prom Committee, 45 Football, 2,3,45 Track, 1,45 Weight Lifting, 1,2,3,4. SANDRA L. TAPTICH-St. Iohn's Greek, Lansford, Com- mercial. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Cheerleader, 1,2,35 Glee Club, 1,25 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Commit- tee, 45 Softball, 1,25 Track, 3,4. REGINA A. TOMSI-IO-St. Ioseph, lim Thorpe, Academic. Cheerleader, 1,2,3,4, lco-captainj5 Art Club, 1,25 Glee Club, 1,25 Spanish Club, 25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. DAVID A. TRACKIM-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Gen- eral. Dance Committee, 3,45 Basketball, 25 Weight Lifting, 3. KATHLEEN M. TRAKES-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Aca- demic. Attendance, 1,2,3,45 Band, 1,2,3,45 Future Nurses Club, 3,45 Glee Club, 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club, 25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Cafeteria Aide, 45 Chapel Aide, 45 Library Aide, 1,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. IOHN T. TURNBACH-St. Ioseph, jim Thorpe, General. Chess Club, 15 Dance Committee, 45 Basketball, 1,25 Foot- ball. 1,2,3,4. PAUL I. TURNBACH-St. Joseph, jim Thorpe, General. Basketball, 1,25 Football, 1.2,3,4. STEVEN G. VALENT-St. Mary, Coaldale, Commercial. Attendance, 15 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 45 Basketball, 1,25 Football, 1,2,3,45 Weight Lifting, 3,4. RUSSELL A. VALENTINI-St. Jerome, Tamaqua, Aca- demic. Glee Club, 1,25 Dance Committee, 45 Prom Commit- tee, 45 Baseball, 25 Basketball, 1,25 Football, 1,45 Weight Lifting, 1,2,3,4. MARYBETH WALEWSKI-St. Kunegunda, McAdoo, Aca- demic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Yearbook, 45 Band, 3,45 Cheerleader, 45 Future Teachers Club, 3, tVice-Presidentl 45 Glee Club, 1,25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Track, 1,2,3,4. WILLIAM E. WALKER-St. Ioseph, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. Band, 15 Marian Youth Corps, 3,45 Baseball, 2,3,45 Weight Lifting, 2.3.4. SUSAN M. WARD-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Commercial. Newspaper, 45 Art Club, 1,25 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,35 Dance Committee, 2,3,45 Prom Committee, 4. GEORGE M. WATSULA-St. Bertha, Tuscarora, Gen-eral. Dance Committee, 45 Track, 4. RAYMOND F. WEICKER-S.S. Peter 8: Paul, Tamaqua, Academic. Honors, 35 Forensic, 45 Future Teachers Club fPresident1 45 Marian Youth Corps, 45 Basketball, 45 Track, 4. LOUIS A. WITCHEY-St. Canicus, Mahanoy City, Aca- demic. Student Council. 2,35 Prom Committee, 45 Baseball, 2,3,45 Basketball, 25 Football, 4. IOANN WITCOFSKY-S.S. Peter 8: Paul, Tamaqua, Aca- demic. Honors, 2,35 Attendance, 15 Yearbook, 45 Drill Team, 2,3,45 Science Fair, 15 Glee Club, 1,25 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Baseball fStatisticianj 3,4. IOSEPH P. YANACEK-St. Michael, Lansford, Academic. Homeroom Representative, 1,45 Forensic, 1,2,3,45 Science Fair fWinnerj 1,25 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee, 45 Baseball, 1,25 Football, 1,2,3,45 Track, 3,45 Weight Lifting, 3,4. GEORGENE YANOCHKO-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Commer- cial. Honors, 2,3,45 Attendance, 1,2,3,45 Yearbook ftypistj 45 Art Club, 25 Glee Club, 1,2,35 Senior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 45 Chapel Aide, 35 Dance Committee, 2,45 Prom Committee, 4. ROBERT B. YURCHAK-St. Mary, Nesquehoning, General. Chess Club, 15 Weight Lifting, 4. WAYNE D. YURCHAK-St. Stanislaus, Summit Hill, Aca- demic. ANITA YUSKAUSKAS-Ss. Peter and Paul, Tamaqua, Academic. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Yearbook, 45 Drill Team, 2,3,45 Science Fair, 15 Art Club, 1,25 Glee Club, 1,25 Hostess, 35 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Baseball fManagerJ, 3,4. MARK I. ZABA-St. Michael, Lansford, Commercial. Honors, 1,2,3,45 Student Council, 2,35 French Club, 25 Sen- ior Secretarial Club, 45 Marian Youth Corps, 1,2,3,45 Dance Committee, 1,2,3,45 Prom Committee, 45 Basketball, 15 Foot- ball, 2,3,45 Track, 1,2,45 Weight Lifting, 1,2,3,45 Football Award. EDWARD S. ZEMANIK-St. Ierome, Tamaqua, Academic. Yearbook fBusiness Managerj 45 Band, 15 Marian Youth Corps5 2,35 Chapel Aide, 3,45 Basketball, 3,4. fManagerj. HONORARY PATRONS Rev. Msgr. Agnelo I. Angelini Rev. Msgr. Ioseph A. Baran Rev. Msgr. Francis Haley Very Rev. Ioseph F. Gasho Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev. Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Rev Ioseph A. Barnes . Ioseph C. 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Barnesyille George's Music Store, Lansford Gerhard's Furniture Store, Tpamaqua Russell Gilbert Cen. Contractor, K-Laos-I ford E yyy ,V Gilcrgist Catering NIahtai1oytQty iz' Iames Goodmarillnsurance Agency, Ma- IIRILQY City ta, fm GoryF8: Scl1ottN?Iiusic,3l6Iahanoy City I' W. T. Grant Co.. Carbxon Plaza, Lehigh- , as 5 'ti M - 'ton' i'- it ,M S H - in sf? Greco Insurance 3Agency, Nesquehoning Griffith Funeral Iglpomewtloaldmgle my Griffiths, Bill Griffiths American Gas, Tamaqua AUGUST Gug,gLA,,goALry.LEf,,,V Mary GullitBeauTy Salon. Tzitnaqua Guman's Funeral Home, lim Thorpg ?WILI.iIAMrsIrL communicates 'r1oNs INC. HAGER FURNITURE sQ0MRANYa PALS MERTON' tt ttii titt 41, i Haughney Funeral Home, Mahanoy Cityl Hazleton Paper Co., Hazleton V HAZLETON STANDARD-SPEAKER s I-IEISLER'S CLOVERLEAF DAIRY INC., RD iii, TAMAQUA ,, Henry's Men's Shop. Lansford Q Mr. Norbert Herman. ,Mason and Con- tractor, lim Thorpe ff' ft: K Otto I. Herman, Bldg, Contractor, lim Thorpe 1. if Hill Crest, McAclo0 'R George D. Hiller, Notary Public. lim Thorpe 5 V, gf: I Hoban Cleaners, Mahanoy City Russel A. Holmes Funeral Home 6 Hometown ICA 'fill' -.fi Hook's Stationery, Mahanoy City- Shenadoah r Hope Paint Co.. Tamaqlua House of Wax, Tagnaqua Hoxies Reistaurarit, McAdoo?tiT T Huber's Meat Market, lim Thorpe HUNADI TILE, yay! THORPEE ,- Ideal Farm' Dairy' Italian Bakery. Tamaqua 1ggIzzo's-Restgt'Io1ne, lim Thorpe, lack's Discount House, Nesquehoning I IANE ANNQFASHIONS3, coaroara lasper Colliira Music Center, Pottsyille ': leanne Kane Beauty Shop, Summit Hill l0ne's Bar, Lansford losephine's,Cafe, Mahanoy City V Iudy 81 Peewee's'iSunocf:5, I.ari'sfordifiiEfti Kaijay Pants Co., Inc., Nesquehoning ,Kasmers Bar, Lansforclg KATTERN IRIIANTPIRACITE AND 'lii flOIL,3t NESQUEHONING I lim Keller-.NicmeMarketi Mahanoy IIM TI-IORPE NATIONAL BANKi IIM THORPE , . , as ' TIM 'mouse r1?ANsPoRTtXT1o1ifi:o5,t IIM 'mourn M ,-IURACKA?S,5-SERXICEZ. cenrgn, ,CDAL35 DALE ' Kemmerer's Store.,New Ringgold V-,E Knights of Columlilus, Tamaqiia Koomar Insurance Agency. Nesquehon-E mg M ., KOVATCH OLDSMOBILE, NESQUE-5 HONING 5 Kovien CHEVR LE'l1fEO., Ma . tv s, M 'rm asv ,yt Hager-'s Wallpaper 81 Paint, Iim Thorpe W The Happy.Mall: McAdoo gLouise Iewell's Beauty-1.-Salon, ffanraqua ANDREW KOVICK-NATIONWIDE INS., MCADOO Krajcirik's Automotive and Speed Equip- ment, Lansford A. W. KRATZER ROOFING 8: SIDING CO., LEHIGHTON Robert Kuhn Plumbing, lim Thorpe Dr. I. I. Kupres. Lansford Ladies Auxiliary To the Father Henry W. Baker Council 2711, K. of C. IOSEPH M. LAKATA, NESQUEHONING LANSFORD BOTTLING WORKS, INC., LANSFORD Lansford Fashion Mfg., Lansford LANSFORD REPUBLICAN CLUB THE LANTERN MOTOR LOUNGE, NESQUEHONING LEHIGH NAVIGATION-DODSON CO., AND GREENWOOD MINING COM- PANY, BETHLEHEM LEHIGHTON HARDWARE COMPANY, INC., LEHIGHTON Lauer's Grocery Store, jim Thorpe Iudge and Mrs. john E. Lavelle, Ashland Lehighton Automotive Supply, Lehigh- ton Leiby's Ice House, Tamaqua Lemmo Florist, lim Thorpe LIBERTY OIL CO., LEHIGHTON Buddy Lords Service Station, Tamaqua M815 HARDWARE, TAMAQUA Vorrie B. Macom, M.D. Maff London Shop, Mahanoy City Maff Motors Inc., Tamaqua Mahoning Valley Glass 81 Mirror, Le- highton Majestic Lamp Mfg. Corp., Lansford MARBA FASHIONS, TAMAQUA MARCHESKIS SERVICE STATION, TAMAQUA Iohn R. Marks, lim Thorpe Marzen's Feed 8: Hardware, Lehighton Marzen Hardware, lim Thorpe MAUCH CHUNK TRUST CO., IIM THORPE Maurer's Market, Mahanoy City Maytag Highlander Center Laundromat, Iim Thorpe Mazaika's Coal Breaker, RD 32, Tama- qua Mazur's Ice Cream Store, Mahanoy City McAdoo Alumni, McAdoo McAdoo Lumber, McAdoo McAdoo Plumbing and Heating, McAdoo MCADOO REPUBLICAN ORGANIZA- TION, MCADOO McAdoo Sunoco Service, McAdoo McAdoo Taxi Service, McAdoo MCADOO VENDING, MCADOO McCann School of Business, Mahanoy City lean McFadden's Store, Summit Hill Attorney A. W. McMichael, Tamaqua Melber's Funeral Home, Iim Thorpe George L. Meredith, Inc., Tamaqua Andrew Mermon Welldrilling, Lehighton Meros Pharmacy, Coaldale Edward B. Michalik Plumbing and Heat- ing, Summit Hill Mike's Market, Nesquehoning Harry Miller Funeral Director, Summit Hill Miller News, Tamaqua MINGO'S GARAGE, MCADOO Modern Food Mart, Summit Hill FRANCIS MOHAN, CENTRALIA, PA. MOODY'S MEN SHOP, WEST HAZLE- TON I. E. 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Post Funeral Director, Ma- hanoy City Price's Food Center, Tamaqua Publix Shirt Corporation, Hazleton Queen Beverage, jim Thorpe Radtke Auto Body Service, McAdoo Rea 8: Derick, Inc., Hazleton Reese's Insurance Company, Lansford Rex Iewelry Store Ridge Center Incorporated, Lansford Ring Funeral Home, Iim Thorpe Rival Dress, McAdoo Robert C. Reeser Funeral Director, Ta- maqua Eugene A. Ritsick, McAdoo RODGERS AUTO CO., LANSFORD Dr, Vincent Roper, Iirn Thorpe ROTTET MOTORS, TAMAQUA Rubins Mkt., Tamaqua lack Ryan Plumbing and Heating. Maha- noy City Maurice Rutch-Paving!Construction Frank Santo Insurance, Summit Hill Schilling's Pharmacy, RD 32, Tamaqua Schonberger's, Lansford Schultz's Inc., Delano George A. Schwartz Furniture Co., Le- highton Sealy Spring Corporation, Delano SERVICE ELECTRIC CABLE T.V., INC., MAHANOY CITY HOWARD C. SHAEFFER PLUMBING 81 HEATING, OIL BURNERS 81 STOK- ERS, SUMMIT HILL Margaret Ann Shemansik's Beauty Shoppe. Mahanoy City The Shoe Salon, Hazleton SILVER FURNITURE, LANSFORD THOMAS SKRABAK FUNERAL HOME, LANSFORD Sky Lanes, RD 232, Tamaqua SKY TOP COAL CO., NEW BOSTON Slovik Insurance Agency, McAdoo Sluzalis's Store, Mahanoy City Smell's Garage, Lansford SMULLIGAN GLASS 8: PAINTS, TA- MAQUA IOSEPH E. SNISCAK-FUNERAL HOME, NESQUEHONING Florence Sofranko-Beauty Salon, Iim Thorpe Soley's Garage, New Ringgold SPOKAS MARKET, TAMAQUA S 8: S Home Improvement, McAdoo STAN'S FRIENDLY SERVICE, BROCK- TON Star Furniture gf Rugs, Hazleton Strand Cleaning gl Tailoring, McAdoo William Stemetzki Plumbing 81 Heating, Nesquehoning Stepanik Beer Distributor, McAdoo A. M. STRAUSS, INC., LANSFORD SUMMIT HILL MARBLE 8: GRANITE CO. INC., SUMMIT HILL SUMMIT HILL MFG. CORP., SUMMIT HILL SUMMIT HILL ROD 8: GUN CLUB, SUMMIT HILL The Supply Co., McAdoo Al M. Sverchek Funeral Home, Lansford Swanson's Gas 8: Appliances, McAdoo Dr. Edwin A. 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Ward Mamie Warge Keith Warncke 76 Victoria Wassel Carol Watto Mr. 8: Mrs. Ioseph Wayak Mr. Gerald Weber Helen Ann Weber 72 Patty Weber 75 Mr. 8: Mrs. Frank Wehr Mary Lou Welgo 74 Michelle Welsh Mr. 8: Mrs. Iames Wertman Sharlene Werts Kathleen Whetsione lack Whitcomb Sara 8: Bert Whitcomb Mr. 8: Mrs. Burt Whitehead Ed Wilgis Nancy Wilkenson 76 HHS Mr. 8: Mrs. Francis Wilkitus Celie 8: Winky Wilkitus Albert Williams 64 Mr. 8: Mrs. Albert Williams Charles Williams Larry Williams BS Mr. Z: Mrs. Eugene Witchey Louise Witchey Mr. S: Mrs. Louis Witcliey Ioe Witcofsky 76 Mr. 8: Mrs. Mickey Witcoksky Mr. 8: Mrs. Arthur Wonsock Elaine Wonsock 74 Mr. 8: Mrs. Dave Woodring Mary Ann Wowak Mrs. Ruth Wylie Danny Wynn Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry Wynn, lr. Harry Wynn III Margaret Yacabonis Margaret Yackabonis Ed Yanacek 71 Ice Yanacek 73 Michael Yanacek 74 Mr. 8: Mrs. Steve Yanacek Marian Yanaitis Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Yanchura, Ir. Nicole 8: Mark Yanes Debbie Yannetti 71 Tony, Michael. Bernice Yanonis Ioseph Yanoshik Iohn Yanuskiewicz Raymond Yellen Mr. 8: Mrs. 'Teddy Yexl Sophie Yodesky Peter Yodis GB Lilian York Mr. 8: Mrs. Ioseph Yorke Robert I. Yorke Mary Lou Ronemus Young 67 Helen 8: Andrew Yurchak lack 8: Marge Yurchak Boss Yuricheck Mr. 8: Mrs. Paul Yuricheck Paul Yuriclieck 65 Mary Yurko Mike Yurko Mr. 8: Mrs. Ioseph Yurkovic Chris Yusella 74 Frank Yusella Anita Yuskuuskas Anthony Yuskauskas Charly Yuskauskas 70 Iackie Zaba 75 Louis 8: Ann Zaba Maria Zaba BS Mark Zaba 73 Mrs. Dolores Zaengle Eleanore Zalis Mrs. Roberta Zellin Mr. 8: Mrs. Peter Zelinsky Bernard Zelonis Ed Zemanik 73 Sandra 8: Edward Zemlavage Mr. 8: Mrs. Roy Zimardo Cleo Zimmerman Ann C. Zulick Margaret Zulick Peter Zulick Iohn Zuzu Michele Zrinsky Mr. 8: Mrs. james Zurn Anne Marie Zwelenik 74 Acknowledgments 127 William Adamson 19 Administration 10, 11 Sister Anita Mary 13, 61, 119 Ioseph Arieta 12 Art Club 61 Assemblies 64, 65 Sister Assumpta Regina 13 Basketball, Varsity 80, 81 Basketball, Iunior Varsity 82, 83 Basketball, Girls 84, 85 Basketball, Post-season Tournaments 86, 87 Baseball 88, 89 Sister Mary Bernard 11 Bishop 8 Mrs. Mary Bookstein 19 Ioseph Bressi 15, 72 Business Department 28 Cafeteria staff 19 Chapel Aides 50 Cheerleaders 78, 70 Chess Club 60 Sister Clare Amata 17, 27 Louis Coassolo 17, 75 Color Guard 54 William H. Coombe 4, 5, 17, 31, 98 Cross Country 75 Custodial stalf 19 Sister Daniel Regina 14, 98 Diocesan Office of Education 9 Sister Dolores lean 17, 28, 51, 103 Drill Team 55 Electives 31 Mrs. Helen Engle 19 English Department 22 Mrs. Anne Eroh 18 Faculty 10-10 Football, varsity 3, 72, 73 Football, I.V. 74 Forensics 52, 53 Andrew Forish 19 French Honor Society 60 Freshman class 41, 42, 43 Robert Fulton 17 Miss Betty Futrick 12 Future Nurses Club 61 Future Teachers 61 Hugh Gallagher 15, 16, 91 Golf 91 Graduation 112 Mrs. Betty Guy 18 Rev. William E. Handges 14, 16, 25, Mrs. Maureen Heffellinger 13 Ioseph Holkovic 16, 23 Homecoming 76, 77 Hostesses 50 46, 47, 49 :Zi INDEX luriibr class 32i,33, 36 at Rev. Ioseph H. Kean 11, 16, 47, Mrsgi.Margaret Kenneiiy 18235 Languagebepartment 23 1 Library Aides 50 Mrs. Ann Lukach 19 Marching Band 54, 109 Majprettes 54 , Iohri Malarkey 3, 11, 97 A Sister Maria Martin 16, 53 Marianews 56, 757 Marian yearbook 58, 59 Sister Marguerite Mary 15, 26 Sister Marie de Lourdes 12 Sister Marie Hubert 16, 59 Sister Marie Richard 14 Sister Mary Constance 14 Sister Mary Donald 13, 33, 57 Mathematics Department 26 Walter Mazur 14 Menof Marian 70, 71, . Sister Miriam Consilia 13, 31 IohnAMo1-gans 15, 88 Mrsf-Roberta Nesgoda 1.. 1 9 Sister Nicola Marie 12 Edward Oravitz 93 , Patrons 118-126 A Physical Education Department 3,0 Prom 67 Ii' . Radio Club 60 Religion Department 25 ,,,,,, Religious Activities 46, 47 'iii 1 Ring Day 82 V Rev. Edward R. Sacks 10, 16, 46, 47,' 49, Science Department 27 t Secretarial Staff 18 , ,V seniors as-111 f Senior Dance 63, 128 Senior Directory 113, 114, 115, 116,2117 Senior Play 66 Social Studies Department 24 Softball 90, 128 I ' Sophomore Class 36, 37, 38, 39, 40 Spanish Honor Society. 60 , Stage Crew 65 Mrs. 'Clara Stiles 19 . Student Council 43, 49,197, 106 Miss Elsie Tolan 15 Track, boys 93 5 Track, girls 92 '11 Rev. Bruno Tucci 13, 47, 49, 64, 100 1. Mrs. Verna Turek 19 1.1: Rev. Andrew Ulincy 18 Underclass Homerooms 32-43 Vo-Tech classes 29, 32 Ionathan Warke 12, 72, 30 Iohn Huber 14, 26 Sister Irene Marie 14 Frank Iablonsky 17 Youth Corps 51 Edward I. Zelonis 15, 31, 60 , Acknowledgements The 1973 Marian staff wishes to thank all those who helped us produce our yearbook. We are particularly grateful to Father Sacks, our principal, for his keen interest and encouragement and to all the faculty for their gra- cious cooperation. We appreciate the professional contributions of Mr. Sanlora of Hess's Photo Studio and Mr. McKenna of Cooke Publishing and the understanding and endless patience of Sister Marie Hubert, our modera- tor. Finally, we thank all our patrons whose financial assistance made this book a reality. p np p 49, si, sg . K ,,,,. K 2- ..,, , 112, 128 Rev. Iosepb,,T. Whalen 16, 18, 47, 62, 64.1111 fn? S MARIAN m ' HIGH Scuomg iff ' wx 3 r an I i mn.: V' r ,QF 'Q , Q? et us step to the music we hear... And so, we are Nlarian . .. we are the class of 1973 . .. we are ourselves reaching out to tomorrow and strainingto catch the rhythms of our different drummer. , Q ' -I I '-its e , 1